no lie i felt like i was dancing with Asra in the new book, it was a good time. Now i have no more coins. (bgs by )

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Something brighter, I had to design two mascots on a mathematical theme for a school festival! Spot all the geeky maths references in their design/outfits XD

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👨‍🎨Abraham Pether(1756–1812)British landscape painter,recognised for skill in depicting moonlit scenes .He was also a talented musician, inventor, mathematician & philosopher
🎨Evening scene with full moon & persons,1801 Bruun asmussen

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"You are a piece of shit and I can prove it mathematically" - Rick Sanchez
Rick: Kozmo-Kai
Photographer: GAMESET Art Studio
Wig maker, Composer, designer & editor: Kozmo-Kai

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Abraham Pether (1756–1812) was an British landscape painter, recognised for his skill in depicting moonlit scenes. He was also a talented musician, inventor, mathematician & philosopher.

Evening scene with full moon and persons, 1801


Bruun Rasmussen

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None of these Bitmojiis represent FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT. Join me and this Sunday, April 15th at 7pm PST to discuss “Formative Assessment in Mathematics” on It’s the place to be.

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Previews of my piece and charm for the
Check it out! o(○`ω´○)9
[ https://t.co/sbeAYP8aDD … ]

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Visual MATH 4D is a graphical calculator that lets users visualize mathematical equations with animated graphics (£1.99 > FREE) https://t.co/o7Q9tR0BXM

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I MADE up a skill called Anathema for azuki :)
it's not meant to be a very viable skill (can you imagine a DRK main tanking while using this???), but it's something he'd have LOL
wanted to draw some key poses of the animation but uhh idk

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It was in 1655, the Dutch mathematician & scientist Christiaan Huygens, discovered Saturn's largest moon, Titan https://t.co/nauv8cm4cD

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"It was cold & it was hungry this fractured shade, a demonic anathema loose in a world where it did not belong – searching for a daughter that was already dead."
I - U should read now: https://t.co/cCYEXKpcm7

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Day 17 Maryam Mirzakhani, mathematician and only winner of the Fields Medal, working with shapes unconstrained by the real world.

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Oh, yeah! It's Pie Day! Gonna have some apple...

*whispering*

What?

*More whispering*

Yeah, Pie Day.

*Even more whispering*

The mathematical Pi?

*OMG So Much Whispering*

Oh. Ah, whatever. Still gonna have Pie.

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