I made this poster in Adobe Illustrator! It is an informative infographic which gives a basic overview of what Digital Humanities is. Adobe Illustrator is really useful for presenting Digital Humanities research in a compelling, aesthetically pleasing way. For example,… Continue Reading
Here is my project! I analyzed the New Testament using Voyant.
I think that Minard’s map mostly deserves the hype. Its strengths lie in its simplicity; its visual representation of data is quite elegant. The decreasing width of the line is devastating in its succinctness. Also, it shows a route spatially,… Continue Reading
Navigating my WordPress site was tough at first. I could not figure out how to use phpMyAdmin! But once I read the instructions thoroughly, things went smoothly. I decided to go for an orange and blue theme. I could see… Continue Reading
I have really enjoyed coding so far. I am very new to it. It is really satisfying to control every element of the layout/design of a page. It is also somewhat overwhelming to have to consider the myriad elements which… Continue Reading
Feeling a bit peckish, I decided to analyze The Rhythm of Food, a data analysis collaboration from Google News Lab and Truth & Beauty. This nifty data visualization shows the popularity of certain gastronomical search terms over time through colorful,… Continue Reading
Chachra, Debbie. “Why I Am Not a Maker,” in The Atlantic (Washington, DC: The Atlantic Monthly Group, 2015). This passage resonated with me because this is something that my Dad often says to me. He warns me against labeling myself,… Continue Reading
I modeled my childhood home, a duplex in Durham, North Carolina. It was fairly easy to make, once I figured out how to copy-paste the windows. I got bogged down by representing the dimensions accurately, something I did not succeed… Continue Reading
