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The handmade beauty of Machine Age data visualizations
This article explores the history of hand-drawn data visualizations during the Machine Age, highlighting the work of William James, Francis Galton, and W.E.B. Du Bois as forms of cognitive exploration. It contrasts this manual, idiosyncratic approach with modern AI design tools, emphasizing the value of the physical act of drawing in research.
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6 tagsdata visualizationMachine Agehistory of sciencehand-drawn chartsAI designarchival research
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