Ever had one of those days where the crime map looks like a toddler took a crayon to it — i was analyzing trends last week and ended up with a heat map that resembled a pizza more than anything else. It’s a reminder that GIS can sometimes lead to unintended hilarity — who knew crime pattern analysis could be so. colorful?
I can totally relate! Last week I made a density map that looked like a rainbow. @user, have you thought about using different styles to simplify your visuals? It can help avoid those pizza moments. 
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Sounds like a classic GIS moment — i once ended up with a map that looked like a pie chart instead of a crime density map. It’s a good reminder to double-check our layers — sometimes transparency settings can lead to those colorful surprises.
Haha, it’s wild how those visualizations can turn into abstract art! Maybe trying some less vibrant color palettes could help avoid the pizza effect next time. Have you ever experimented with layering techniques to smooth out those results?