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April 2020 illustrations

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Editorial illustration of a cartoon face with glasses and a speech bubble quoting someone saying people think you can magically wave a magic wand and that Cuomo becomes the nominee.

2020-04-01

Cuomo Magic Wand Quote Illustration

From So … About That Supposed Lack Of Enthusiasm For Biden?

Editorial illustration showing six NBA players in their team uniforms surrounded by question marks on a green background.

2020-04-01

NBA Players Illustration with Question Marks

From The NBA Questions That Will Never Get Answered by Neil Paine

Editorial illustration of Pennsylvania state outline in yellow with a Capitol building icon and a pixelated cursor hand pointing at it, on a teal background.

2020-04-02

Pennsylvania Capitol Illustration

From The Pennsylvania Legislature Is Testing Out Remote Voting. Here’s How It Works. by Geoffrey Skelley, Nathaniel Rakich

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of medical gloves and an N95 respirator mask on a grid background, representing PPE shortages.

2020-04-03

Medical Gloves and N95 Mask PPE Illustration

From Are Democrats And Republicans Reacting Differently To Coronavirus? It Depends What You’re Asking Them. by Perry Bacon Jr

Four COVID-19 nasal swab test kits with swabs and collection vials arranged in a row against a teal background.

2020-04-04

COVID-19 Test Swabs Editorial Illustration

From Coronavirus Case Counts Are Meaningless* by Nate Silver

Decorative illustration of the state of Wisconsin in blue filled with dark star patterns on a mint green background.

2020-04-06

Wisconsin State Illustration with Stars

From What The Heck Is Going On With Wisconsin’s Primary? by Nathaniel Rakich

Editorial illustration showing red and blue star-patterned US state silhouettes scattered on a light background with the text Governors Update.

2020-04-07

Governors Update

From 11 Governorships Are Up For Grabs In 2020. Here’s What’s Happening. by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial illustration showing green and blue arrows pointing in various directions on a grid surface with a blue background featuring faint chart graphics.

2020-04-08

Mixed Direction Arrows Editorial Illustration

From Media Coverage Doesn’t Actually Determine Public Opinion On The Economy by Dan Hopkins

Editorial illustration for FiveThirtyEight's Podcast-19 showing a grayscale cutout of Dr. Anthony Fauci on an orange background with the title PODCAST-19.

2020-04-10

Podcast-19 Editorial Illustration

From How Close Are We To A COVID-19 Vaccine? by Anna Rothschild

A multi-panel editorial cartoon explaining COVID-19 transmission factors including rate of contact, transmission per contact, and virus biology using illustrated characters and speech bubbles.

2020-04-13

Comic Strip Explaining COVID-19 Transmission Factors

From A Comic Strip Tour Of The Wild World Of Pandemic Modeling by Zach Weinersmith, Maggie Koerth, Laura Bronner, Jasmine Mithani

A multi-panel editorial comic strip explaining how COVID-19 fatality rates are affected by testing practices, hospital capacity, and resource availability.

2020-04-13

Comic Strip: COVID-19 Fatality Rate and Hospital Capacity Explained

From A Comic Strip Tour Of The Wild World Of Pandemic Modeling by Zach Weinersmith, Maggie Koerth, Laura Bronner, Jasmine Mithani

Comic strip explaining coronavirus transmission factors including R0, effective reproduction number, susceptibility, reinfection, and immunity in illustrated panels.

2020-04-13

Comic Strip: Coronavirus R0 and Transmission Factors Explained

From A Comic Strip Tour Of The Wild World Of Pandemic Modeling by Zach Weinersmith, Maggie Koerth, Laura Bronner, Jasmine Mithani

Editorial comic strip about COVID-19 pandemic modeling uncertainty, contrasting CDC and Imperial College London death forecasts and explaining why FiveThirtyEight has no model.

2020-04-13

FiveThirtyEight Comic: Why COVID-19 Models Are All Over the Place

From A Comic Strip Tour Of The Wild World Of Pandemic Modeling by Zach Weinersmith, Maggie Koerth, Laura Bronner, Jasmine Mithani

A comic strip titled Mix It All Up In A Model explaining how epidemiological models work using a pie-baking analogy, featuring a red-haired woman narrator.

2020-04-13

Mix It All Up In A Model — FiveThirtyEight Comic Strip

From A Comic Strip Tour Of The Wild World Of Pandemic Modeling by Zach Weinersmith, Maggie Koerth, Laura Bronner, Jasmine Mithani

Multi-panel editorial cartoon explaining how mathematical models predict COVID-19 outcomes, covering uncertainty, data entry inconsistencies, and the formula N(dead) equals N times infection rate times fatality rate.

2020-04-13

Predicting the Future: How Mathematical Models Work for Pandemics

From A Comic Strip Tour Of The Wild World Of Pandemic Modeling by Zach Weinersmith, Maggie Koerth, Laura Bronner, Jasmine Mithani

A multi-panel editorial cartoon explaining the COVID-19 symptomaticity ratio, referencing Imperial College London and Diamond Princess cruise ship data on fatality rates.

2020-04-13

Symptomaticity Ratio and COVID-19 Fatality Rate Cartoon

From A Comic Strip Tour Of The Wild World Of Pandemic Modeling by Zach Weinersmith, Maggie Koerth, Laura Bronner, Jasmine Mithani

Four-panel editorial comic about COVID-19 fatality rate uncertainty, featuring illustrated characters discussing testing gaps, demographics, and modeling challenges.

2020-04-13

The Fatality Rate: COVID-19 Comic Strip

From A Comic Strip Tour Of The Wild World Of Pandemic Modeling by Zach Weinersmith, Maggie Koerth, Laura Bronner, Jasmine Mithani

A multi-panel editorial comic strip titled 'Then There's the Infection Rate' explaining COVID-19 transmission, R0, and modeling variables through illustrated panels with a narrator character.

2020-04-13

Then There's the Infection Rate — FiveThirtyEight Comic Strip

From A Comic Strip Tour Of The Wild World Of Pandemic Modeling by Zach Weinersmith, Maggie Koerth, Laura Bronner, Jasmine Mithani

Editorial comic strip explaining why COVID-19 fatality rates are uncertain, featuring a narrator and biostatistician Rae Wannier discussing data collection and demographic factors.

2020-04-13

Why We Don't Have a Reliable COVID-19 Fatality Rate — Comic Strip

From A Comic Strip Tour Of The Wild World Of Pandemic Modeling by Zach Weinersmith, Maggie Koerth, Laura Bronner, Jasmine Mithani

Editorial collage of four colorized microscope images of viruses arranged as overlapping circles on a light blue background.

2020-04-14

Virus Microscopy Collage

From Why Did The World Shut Down For COVID-19 But Not Ebola, SARS Or Swine Flu? by Kaleigh Rogers

Editorial illustration in red and blue tones of a baseball player wearing a Cleveland Indians cap, styled as a Hall of Fame plaque with crossed bats and baseballs.

2020-04-14

Cleveland Indians Player Hall of Fame Plaque Illustration

From Kenny Lofton, Welcome To Our Hall Of Pretty Damn Good Players by Neil Paine

Editorial illustration showing glowing blue neon EXIT signs and downward arrows amid floating virus-like orbs on a dark background.

2020-04-14

Neon EXIT Signs and Virus Orbs Illustration

From Experts Think We Need An Army Of Public Health Workers To Safely Return To Normal by Anna Maria Barry-Jester

Editorial illustration of a man's face with a speech bubble on orange background saying 'On a scale from 1 to 10, I give it a ... 4?'

2020-04-15

On a scale from 1 to 10, I give it a ... 4?

From How Much Does Obama’s Endorsement Of Biden Matter?

Editorial collage illustration of seven women's college basketball players in grayscale with orange basketballs, representing teams including Oregon, Maryland, South Carolina, Texas A&M, and Louisville.

2020-04-16

Women's College Basketball Players Editorial Illustration

From The Draft Hopefuls Who Can Fill Each WNBA Team’s Needs by Jenn Hatfield

Editorial illustration showing four pink-capped medical test vials with swabs on a light blue background.

2020-04-21

Medical Test Vials and Swabs Illustration

From There Are Not Enough COVID-19 Tests. There Are Also Too Many COVID-19 Tests. by Maggie Koerth

Editorial illustration of origami Democratic donkey and Republican elephant folded from US currency bills, placed on campaign finance documents.

2020-04-21

Democratic Donkey and Republican Elephant Made of Money

From Fundraising Dipped In March As Campaigns Adjust To A New Normal by Likhitha Butchireddygari

Editorial collage of six college football players in various uniforms including LSU, Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State, and Utah State on a dark red background.

2020-04-21

College Football Players Editorial Illustration

From Where ESPN’s NFL Draft Model Thinks Your Favorite Player Is Going by Neil Paine

Editorial illustration of a man's face with a speech bubble on an orange background saying No balloon drop.

2020-04-22

No Balloon Drop — FiveThirtyEight Editorial Illustration

From What Would Virtual Democratic And Republican Conventions Mean For The 2020 Presidential Race?

Editorial illustration of a Philadelphia Phillies baseball player framed in a decorative plaque with crossed bats, baseballs, and laurel leaves, rendered in red tones.

2020-04-23

Philadelphia Phillies Player Editorial Illustration

From Chase Utley Slid His Way Into Our Hall Of Pretty Damn Good Players by Neil Paine

Colorful abstract editorial illustration featuring overlapping hills in purple, orange, green, and pink tones with white dashed and dotted lines suggesting roads or paths.

2020-04-23

Abstract Road/Path Editorial Illustration

From One Chart Isn’t Going To Tell You When The Pandemic Peaked by Laura Bronner

Blue-tinted editorial illustration of a man speaking at a White House Washington podium against a grid-paper background.

2020-04-24

White House Podium Editorial Illustration

From Americans Are Largely Unimpressed With Trump’s Handling Of The Coronavirus Pandemic by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial illustration of a blue mailbox on a wooden post with an Official Election Mail envelope sticking out, set against a light blue background.

2020-04-27

Official Election Mail in Mailbox – Editorial Illustration

From Few States Are Prepared To Switch To Voting By Mail. That Could Make For A Messy Election. by Nathaniel Rakich

Decorative editorial illustration featuring red and blue circles of varying sizes with white percentage signs on a dark purple background.

2020-04-27

Percentage Signs Illustration

From You Can Pay Attention To Those Trump vs. Biden Polls. But Be Cautious. by Geoffrey Skelley

Editorial collage combining a vintage New York City map strip showing Yorkville and Hamilton Square with a black-and-white photo of a gesturing man against a green background.

2020-04-27

Editorial collage with NYC historical map and man gesturing

From He Moved To The City And Started A Thriving Business. Then He Needed A Loan To Make Rent. by Chris Herring

Red-toned editorial illustration of a smiling basketball player framed in an ornate trophy-style frame with laurel leaf decorations.

2020-04-28

Basketball Player Trophy Frame Illustration

From Ben Wallace Anchored A Damn Good Pistons Squad by Neil Paine

Illustrated editorial graphic showing a cartoon face with a speech bubble quoting a comment about the Senate special election discussion taking up half the chat.

2020-04-29

FiveThirtyEight Chat Quote: Senate Special Election

From It’s Time For Another 2020 Vice Presidential Draft