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Carni Klirs

@ckdc.bsky.social

Creative Director at Graphicacy

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Carni Klirs@ckdc.bsky.social · 3w ago

I am also playing this gig (the cover band DIY show at the local church, not the Turnstile show on the mall!). I'll be playing guitar in the Danzig cover band

Lars Gotrich@totalvibration.bsky.social · 3w ago

Coming to D.C. for the big Turnstile gig on the confusingly named Mall with no department stores? Welp, the night before, I'm playing some Smashing Pumpkins songs with pals to benefit Thrive D.C., a program that provides food/services to our unhoused. www.eventbrite.com/e/a-hallowee...

Friday, Oct. 23, 2026 A Halloween cover band spooktaclar benefiot for Thrive DC Mellon Collie and the Infinite Radness as... The Smashing Pumpkins Lucifuge as... Danzig A Fiend Inside as... AFI Bradfish as... Sublime About a Ghoul as... Nirvana St. Stephen's Church 1525 Newton St NW Suggested Donation $15 NOTADFLOF Doors 6:30, Show at 7 pm
Carni Klirs@ckdc.bsky.social · 2mo ago

New project I designed and my team at Graphicacy built, for National Geographic — an interactive digital archive of interview footage about 9/11. These are mostly unused footage from feature length documentaries, and NatGeo wanted to make them available as an oral history www.natgeo.com/911archive

A montage image showing the National Geographic's 9/11 Video Archive. This project was designed and built by Graphicacy. The first image shows the front page of the archive, which is a timeline visual, where each dot in the timeline represents an interviewee. If clicked on, it opens a video player view (shown in the second image). A user can also click on any filter or tag, which opens a list view (shown in third image)
Carni Klirs@ckdc.bsky.social · 2mo ago

New project I designed and my team at Graphicacy built, for National Geographic — an interactive digital archive of interview footage about 9/11. These are mostly unused footage from feature length documentaries, and NatGeo wanted to make them available as an oral history www.natgeo.com/911archive

A montage image showing the National Geographic's 9/11 Video Archive. This project was designed and built by Graphicacy. The first image shows the front page of the archive, which is a timeline visual, where each dot in the timeline represents an interviewee. If clicked on, it opens a video player view (shown in the second image). A user can also click on any filter or tag, which opens a list view (shown in third image)
Carni Klirs@ckdc.bsky.social · 3mo ago

New from Graphicacy: We designed all the data viz and built this new platform for vaccine-preventable diseases in the United States. This project was spearheaded by Johns Hopkins University, in direct partnership with State health departments. usdiseasetracker.org

A promotional image for the U.S. Disease Tracker. At the top is the logo, which says "U.S. Disease Tracker", and on the bottom is a screenshot from the actual tool. That screenshot shows a tile map of the United States, titled "Invasive Meningococcal Disease Case Totals in the Last 12 Months". The data is categorized into 5 bins, from light purple to dark purpleA promotional image for the U.S. Disease Tracker. It shows three screenshots from the homepage of the tool, the overview cards for 12 months of data across three diseases: Measles, Invasive Meningococcal Disease, Pertussis. Each card shows a bar chart with 12 months of data, each bar representing one month. The 12 month case total for Measles is 2,040, for Invasive Meningococcal Disease is 441, and for Pertussis is 29,878A promotional image for the U.S. Disease Tracker. It shows the first half of a screenshot from the tool, a timeline chart for Pertussis. The next image shows the second half of this screenshot A promotional image for the U.S. Disease Tracker. This shows the second half of the Pertussis line chart, showing 12 months of data for California, Washington, Ohio, and Colorado