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Our rendered landscape architect's visualisation for this play space within a residential development. More information on Watts Grove on our website.
This image shows the roadmaps that we create and that illustrate the Stay, Start Stop actions in relation to complex change programs
wordle.net is a cool website that uses a java applet to display your most frequently used words (excluding really common ones) as a word cloud. This is what Wordle makes of my blog, martiantimeslip.blogspot.com
A histogram drawn with translucent horizontal lines for the date span of each series. Technical details etc here
Visualisation of contemporary timber garden studio. For Shields Studios, architecture by Stephen Blakeman.
Cluster of galaxies - red channel is density, green - temperature, blue - metals; unbalanced luminosities of channels produce this trippy image
Photo showing the Visualised Klangwolke 2019 in the Linz' Donaupark.
Credit: Christoph Thorwart-Subtext.at
Right background: Sean Messin - track: Full Or Empty
"Based on the track 'Full or Empty'. Creating a bespoke geometric typeface that fitted the digital sentiments of the lyrics and reference the typography in the local area."
iTunes Visualiser 'Jelly' screen capture. Michael Nyman's 'The Heart Asks Pleasure First' (aka the theme from The Piano), was playing in iTunes.
Data visualisation mapping text messages throughout a 24 hour span.
+ The bigger the circles the larger amount of words in the text message
+ The white circles represent text messages, the black ones represent emoji only messages
Next draft:
+ Clarify design, make visualisation easier to understand (maybe use numbers in the clock)
+ Maybe use color to represent different people texted (select up to 3 people?)
Peacockmedia website visualised as a chart. Data from Integrity from Peacockmedia, graph by Omnigraffle
Photo showing the Visualised Klangwolke 2019 in the Linz' Donaupark.
Credit: Christoph Thorwart-Subtext.at
view from outside reader - the graphic was replicated from the plinth inside but does not quite work here - the vinyl was removed a few hours later... IMG_9040
Map created with iPhone Tracker
petewarden.github.com/iPhoneTracker/
Not pictured: the rest of the world, which has interesting pulses west, east, north and south.
What's this all about? www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2011/apr/20/iphone-tracking...
Personally, I'm OK with the iPhone storing information about where I've been. It's not like I'm not already tweeting about it, uploading photos to Flickr, reviewing things on Tripadvisor and so on...