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Introduction Part I | Staying Close to Ordinary Charts 1. Give a Chart Something Unique | “The topic or subject of the data can be great inspiration to elevate a straightforward chart” 2. Consider Uncommon Chart Types | “Nontraditional charts can be more expressive and communicate certain data insights more effectively” I. MINI CHAPTER | Broaden Your Horizon of Visual Forms 3. Combine Charts | “Fusing chart types together can create distinctive and compelling visuals” II. MINI CHAPTER | Use Circular Shapes Part II | Getting Creative 4. Amplified Encoding | “Present the same variable in diverse ways to achieve something more visually captivating” III. MINI CHAPTER | Projecting Your Data onto Other Visuals 5. Sketch Designs First | “Use plain pen and paper to sketch rough concepts to develop more expressive ideas” 6. Don’t Think in Chart Types | “Think less in “chart types” and more about what information, patterns, and stories to reveal when going for more creative visuals” Part III | Aiming for Visual Diversity 7. Show All the Data | “Show the most granular level of detail in the data set to present intriguing context” 8. Show Aggregate Values with Granular Data | “If you need to show aggregated insights, reveal them using more granular data and clever design tricks” 9. Add More Variables | “Enhance your visuals by thoughtfully adding additional variables to provide greater depth and interest to the main story” IV. MINI CHAPTER | Refining Your Use of Color 10. Big Datasets, Big Possibilities | “Bigger datasets lend themselves more easily to creative data visualization” V. MINI CHAPTER | Creative Legends Part IV | Diving into Data Art 11. Find Inspiration from Your Interests | “Pull artistic inspiration-as well as techniques and tools-from other creative areas of your life to give your data visuals some flair” 12. Add Randomness into the Mix | “Randomness broadens your visual possibilities and will reveal unexpected, refreshing outcomes” V. MINI CHAPTER | Sketching Your Data Art Ideas 13. Let the Subject of the Data Guide Your Design | “In data art, the overarching theme or topic of the data holds more design significance than the precise figures” Outro Think Outside the Chart Acknowledgements Index |