Sebastian Lammers

@sebastianlammers.com

Creative Technologist | Data Visualization Designer & Developer | Researcher. Building websites at nussknagger.com Always learning something new. (he/him) https://sebastianlammers.com/

A still from the movie The Big Lebowski, showing The Dude, who is yelling “I hate the f*cking Eagles, man!”, which is in a weird way connected to a song by the ROLLING STONES, that was featured in this very movie.

Screenshot of a waffle chart. One half is light themed, the other is dark themed. The upper part show a waffle chart with 100 blocks, of which 5 are highlighted in red. Below is another waffle chart that consists only of 10 blocks, of which 2 are highlighted in red.

Screenshot of the newly designed website for the Inter Typeface. It consists of black letters on white background. The large title reads "The Inter typeface family".

$Screenshot that covers some text and a chart. There is a heading that reads "Finding historic events" and the text underneath reads "Next to considering the Wikipedia Timelines, I also played around with the Archive API of the New York Times, which goes back all the way to 1851! But while that is impressive, it’s just a tiny fraction of what was needed to match the star distances in light years." Then there is a chart. It's a histogram. The title says "NYT Range covers only a fraction of the distances". On the horizontal axis the "Light Years" are shown, ranging from 0 to ~3200. The vertical axis shows "Count of Stars" and ranges from 0 to ~220. The histogram shows the majority of stars somewhere between 0 and 800 Light years with two peaks overshooting 200. However there is a long tail of the distribution that goes all the way across the horizontal axis up to ~3200 Light Years.$