News: I was cut yesterday in a newsroom-wide layoff affecting 300+ staff at The Washington Post. I spent the last decade leading and building the award-winning Graphics team. I'll miss them. I'm now exploring senior graphics, cartography, or leadership roles. Intros welcome. timmeko.com

Time to change the clocks on Sunday — but what if we don’t? www.washingtonpost.com/nation/inter...

Used @washingtonpost.com push alerts to visualize the deluge of Trump's executive orders and actions in the first six weeks of his second term, while @sadbumblebee.buzz helped make sense of all the chaos: wapo.st/4i31t4x

Tariffs! Car Parts! Maps! We looked into the wild cross-country travel car parts go on before they're finally assembled into a vehicle – & how Trump's proposed tariffs could raise the cost of business all across the network. w/ @bonnieberkowitz.bsky.social & @lmelgar.bsky.social wapo.st/4i0xtX1

Obtained internal documents show step-by-step plans to target diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. We reproduced portions of the plan showing how they align with what has happened and what they say is next. Gift link: wapo.st/3X57JjB

Super work here by @janicekchen.bsky.social and @bonnieberkowitz.bsky.social

I’ve had such a blast in this role so far! If you’re thinking about applying and have questions, feel free to reach out.

Record-setting bomb cyclone, intense as a hurricane, lashes Northwest www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2024...

More than 2,100 people sit on American death rows. Will most of them die there waiting to be executed? www.washingtonpost.com/nation/inter...

I wrote a quick post about how we built our sand map in QGIS and Blender www.linkedin.com/pulse/enter-...

A mappy write-up on how to visualize the most visited @officialnps.bsky.social lands www.esri.com/arcgis-blog/...

Our latest, which published on Friday-- visualizing all the votes in the election as grains of sand. Here, we tried to solve the "land doesn't vote" problem that many election maps have. gift link: wapo.st/4epUEHF

Hey everyone, new to this space. I work at The Post and every once-in-a-while I get to build things. I love to make graphics and maps that explain our world. Each time, I strive to try a few things that are a little bit different.