Kuhu Gupta
@guptakuhu.bsky.social
Data Visualization Engineer and Designer
Day 7 of #30DayChartChallenge
Distributions | Outlier
This chart visualizes the annual emissions of seven countries, shaped into a rising mountain - with China alone emitting 11.9 billion tons, towering above the rest. It is inspired by 19th-century statistical pyramids chart from George F. Cram.
Distributions | Outlier
This chart visualizes the annual emissions of seven countries, shaped into a rising mountain - with China alone emitting 11.9 billion tons, towering above the rest. It is inspired by 19th-century statistical pyramids chart from George F. Cram.
April 9, 2025 at 12:17 AM
Day 7 of #30DayChartChallenge
Distributions | Outlier
This chart visualizes the annual emissions of seven countries, shaped into a rising mountain - with China alone emitting 11.9 billion tons, towering above the rest. It is inspired by 19th-century statistical pyramids chart from George F. Cram.
Distributions | Outlier
This chart visualizes the annual emissions of seven countries, shaped into a rising mountain - with China alone emitting 11.9 billion tons, towering above the rest. It is inspired by 19th-century statistical pyramids chart from George F. Cram.
Day 6 of #30DayChartChallenge
Comparisons | Florence Nightingale
Inspired by Nightingale’s iconic rose chart, I reimagined U.S. renewable electricity generation data as a garden in full bloom. Petals show monthly generation, capturing the natural rhythm and seasonality of our power sources.
Comparisons | Florence Nightingale
Inspired by Nightingale’s iconic rose chart, I reimagined U.S. renewable electricity generation data as a garden in full bloom. Petals show monthly generation, capturing the natural rhythm and seasonality of our power sources.
April 7, 2025 at 10:27 PM
Day 6 of #30DayChartChallenge
Comparisons | Florence Nightingale
Inspired by Nightingale’s iconic rose chart, I reimagined U.S. renewable electricity generation data as a garden in full bloom. Petals show monthly generation, capturing the natural rhythm and seasonality of our power sources.
Comparisons | Florence Nightingale
Inspired by Nightingale’s iconic rose chart, I reimagined U.S. renewable electricity generation data as a garden in full bloom. Petals show monthly generation, capturing the natural rhythm and seasonality of our power sources.
Day 4 of the #30DayChartChallenge
Comparisons | Big or Small
I created an hourglass chart to explore the lives of U.S. presidents. Each hourglass becomes a visual metaphor for time:
* Top chamber: years before presidency
* Narrow stem: term in office
* Bottom chamber: life after presidency
Comparisons | Big or Small
I created an hourglass chart to explore the lives of U.S. presidents. Each hourglass becomes a visual metaphor for time:
* Top chamber: years before presidency
* Narrow stem: term in office
* Bottom chamber: life after presidency
April 6, 2025 at 2:38 PM
Day 4 of the #30DayChartChallenge
Comparisons | Big or Small
I created an hourglass chart to explore the lives of U.S. presidents. Each hourglass becomes a visual metaphor for time:
* Top chamber: years before presidency
* Narrow stem: term in office
* Bottom chamber: life after presidency
Comparisons | Big or Small
I created an hourglass chart to explore the lives of U.S. presidents. Each hourglass becomes a visual metaphor for time:
* Top chamber: years before presidency
* Narrow stem: term in office
* Bottom chamber: life after presidency
Kicking off my late start to the #30DayChartChallenge with Day 1 with with the prompt of "Fractions"
This is an isotype-style chart inspired from Otto Neurath visualizing how global wealth is distributed.
Tools: Figma
This is an isotype-style chart inspired from Otto Neurath visualizing how global wealth is distributed.
Tools: Figma
April 5, 2025 at 6:09 PM
Kicking off my late start to the #30DayChartChallenge with Day 1 with with the prompt of "Fractions"
This is an isotype-style chart inspired from Otto Neurath visualizing how global wealth is distributed.
Tools: Figma
This is an isotype-style chart inspired from Otto Neurath visualizing how global wealth is distributed.
Tools: Figma