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this is just a dollar store mini planter filled with dry beans (the "soil"). the colored popsicle sticks ("flowers") have math problems on top, and the answer at the bottom. a nice before bed activity: i ask him to pick all the "flowers" of a certain color for me. T says the problem and answers it before pulling it up to check. i make a big show of gratitude for the beautiful flowers as he hands them to me, and he seems real proud of himself. kinda cute.
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Translucent looking pearls, but it's just my leaving room !-)
Yes finally some math shit with another source image, but don't start thinking you are rid of my fisheye mirror stuff just yet, ROFL !
Julia and holomorphic transform mix.
Hue and saturation changed in photoshop.
Math-themed cake I made for a friend's (who has her doctorate in Maths) birthday. Hideous, but delicious and educational. Note: top left corner is the geometry parcel - commonly mistaken as a horrendous experiment with marshmallows.
Maths homework..
/(11/15/08): I don't know why my high school math teacher had a problem understanding the steps I took to get the solution right XD Okay, some crossed numbers here-and-there, not using rulers etc.. but it ain't that bad!
Hey dudes I am still around and still drawing. Life has been a bit complicated and busy but i am trying to get back into putting things on the internet for you to see and hopefully like.
Maybe the problem wasn't worded correctly? Maybe my Sprite is just too creative for math tests?
This is from a Math Mammoth placement test.
Learning addition, subtraction, multiplication and division with the math gnomes and their jewels. Our math gnome song is on our blog: www.syrendell.blogspot.com