I chose to create a illustrated time line of deaths of artists using flourish. I used the data from the artists data dataset and you can see my website here.
2 thoughts on “Midterm – Mapping Deaths of Artists”
Great job Ngelek! I really like how you used the timeline with the map to display the orders of death along with the location. I really appreciate your humanistic insight into how the location and time of deaths could represent times of culture shifts and or significant moments as this is not something I would have thought of when looking at this dataset, but I think there could be some interesting connections between historical events of the time and time of death.
Hi Ngelek. I think you did a great job on your project. First off, your map timeline to show the orders of death on the map is very unique and intuitive. I like the attention to detail you put on your map design, such as picking a background that is easy to navigate through. Your WordPress site is also well-designed. I enjoy how your project goes beyond typical data analysis by showing the historical context of the artists.
Great job Ngelek! I really like how you used the timeline with the map to display the orders of death along with the location. I really appreciate your humanistic insight into how the location and time of deaths could represent times of culture shifts and or significant moments as this is not something I would have thought of when looking at this dataset, but I think there could be some interesting connections between historical events of the time and time of death.
Hi Ngelek. I think you did a great job on your project. First off, your map timeline to show the orders of death on the map is very unique and intuitive. I like the attention to detail you put on your map design, such as picking a background that is easy to navigate through. Your WordPress site is also well-designed. I enjoy how your project goes beyond typical data analysis by showing the historical context of the artists.