Jakub
Topic:
I appreciate beauty in objects, people, animals and plants. Beauty is soothing for me, but sometimes also embarrassing. At times I feel that I do not deserve to enjoy exceptionally beautiful things or people. Micro complexes 🙂
Data gathering:
I did not collect data on an ongoing basis. Before drawing the postcard, I tried to recall all my contacts with beauty. The fact that I remembered something was a proof that it made a great impression on me. All these memories were evaluated on a subjective scale from beautiful! (beauty worth noting) to wooooooow! (I have not seen anything more beautiful).
Data drawing:
I divided the chart into two categories. Animated beauty (people, animals) and inanimate beauty (objects, music, etc.). I used a bubble chart to present the scale of beauty.
Klaudia’s postcard:
Klaudia’s postcard is enigmatic, but it shows well that beauty can be found in many usual and unusual situations. Who would have guessed that this pie chart was a cheesecake;)
The process:
Klaudia
Topic:
In the everyday frenzy I often forget to observe the beauty that surrounds me. This sad reflection usually comes to me during holidays, when I break away from everyday life and start noticing (and appreciating!) the sun, flowers, animals, meals… This week was a great opportunity for me to pay more attention to what pleases the eye.
Data gathering:
I wrote down on a regular basis things that caught my eye: meals, book illustrations (especially in my daughter’s books), weather phenomena and paintings.
Data drawing:
From over 20 records I have chosen the most interesting 16 data points. This time I decided not to categorize my data, and instead devote some space to each beautiful thing that I have seen.
Jakub’s postcard:
A very interesting classification. I must admit that it took me quite long to realize who was Esmee. I thought it was some famous actress or singer but a Google search showed no results. In the end, it turned out to be… Jakub’s dog 🙂
The process:
