Mathober2023 Prompts are here . This year I used a mix of p5js and procreate to play with stellar scenes – enjoy! There were some great sketches on Mathstodon including hilarious videos, comics, generative music, puns, and more.
Links on titles take you to codePen full page view. Some days I played with desmos as well.
Day 1 – Kiss
to just touch a little
with an atom of being
infinitely close
Desmos sketch here .
Day 2 – Symmedial
angles cleaved in two
leave us these lines to reflect
our bond to center
Desmos sketch here.
Day 4 – Section
when we see sections
of ourselves — our potential
manifests loci
Day 5 – Supergraph
our minds are but nodes
connected to other nodes
supergraphs of thought
Day 6 – Weak
we all seek something
— but some of us search for that
which lives in our minds
Day 7 – Skew
you lean with each breath
an asymmetric beauty
skewing towards light
Day 8 – Counting
life — made of cycles
of celestial bodies
take time — to observe
Day 9 – Hierarchy
we are but strange loops
beginning — as but star dust
waiting to return
Day 12 – Twist
forces — invisible
can pull these orbits — a dance
bound together — twist
Day 14 – Cohomology
it is our gaps — holes
that define the loops in which
pass through our being
Day 22 – Movable
how rigid we are
is infinitesimally
movable — a flex
I learned to use p5.geometry and got code for making model work here.
Jessen’s icosahedron was created by using vertices in this file.
Day 23 – Axiom
with two points in time
a connection forms— beyond
parallels exist
Day 24 – Weight
the weights of these threads
connect us to the weights of
thoughts and memories
Day 25 – Gyrate
here, we all gyrate
— spinning around an axis
of pure — utter joy
Day 27 – Power
from our base — our core
we can rise up — and ascend
to a place of peace
Day 29 – Exchange
stardust is exchanged
and becomes the state of you
connected — ancient
Day 30 – Removable
sometimes what stops us —
makes us pause — is what we miss
— what’s removable
Day 31 – Radial
multiple passes
brings deeper understanding
radial — days — nights
Lover of math, art, literature, and life.
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