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I’m a Mathematics BSc student who happens to be equally obsessed with art. I’m launching this page to share my passion for STEM and creativity, with the hope that one day I turn my ideas into a small business.

🎨 Current Project: The Alphabet of Women in Mathematics

🎨I also do take commissions so message me if you are interested

I am currently working on a series where I illustrate inspiring women throughout the history of maths.

You can also watch the full timelapse videos of my drawings over on my TikTok and Instagram

TikTok: Stochastic_Serenity

Insta: Stochastic_serenity

A little note about me: I’m a neurodivergent creator living with FND and chronic pain. Because of this, I might take a little time to respond to messages or comments, but I promise I see you and I will always get back to you. Thank you so much for your patience and support!🫶🫶

The third drawing in my series completely out of order is the mathematician who made foundational contributions to abstract algebra and theoretical physics during the early 20th century.

Her revolutionary work fundamentally reshaped modern physics and earned her recognition from Albert Einstein as the most significant creative mathematical genius.

I'm starting a new illustration series celebrating 26 brilliant women who shaped the world of mathematics.

Kicking off my "Alphabet of Women in Math" series completely out of order with the woman who paved the way for 3D television, VR, and satellite imaging!

I've had the best time trying to start to design this out of order alphabet series, and Dr. Valerie Thomas made the pertect postcard design!

If this series does well, I want to turn them into a print collection where a portion of the proceeds will be donated to a charity to help more kids access STEM and education. Representation matters, and so does opportunity!

The second drawing in my series completely out of order is the woman who won the Fields Medal Winner, solved a breakthrough in Geodesic, Discovered the Magic Wand Theorem and is an Olympiad champion.

Maryam tragically passed away in 2017 at 40 years old but her legacy lives on as her birthday, may 12th, is celebrated as international women in maths day.

If this series does well, I want to turn them into a print collection where a portion of the proceeds will be donated to a charity to help more kids access STEM and education. Representation matters, and so does opportunity.

I’m a Mathematics BSc student who happens to be equally obsessed with art. I’m launching this page to share my passion for STEM and creativity, with the hope that one day I turn my ideas into a small business.

🎨 Current Project: The Alphabet of Women in Mathematics

🎨I also do take commissions so message me if you are interested

I am currently working on a series where I illustrate inspiring women throughout the history of maths.

You can also watch the full timelapse videos of my drawings over on my TikTok and Instagram

TikTok: Stochastic_Serenity

Insta: Stochastic_serenity

I will still be using this account but from now on any of my art will mainly be posted to my new account.

Meanwhile this was what various medical professionals in that reddit thread had to say about it.

I keep seeing great posts going around reminding people that SSRIs can cause heat intolerance and dehydration. But a lot of other medications do this too, and they do it in completely different ways.

To explain what I mean, here is how my medications affect my body’s regulation in different ways:

Amitriptyline: This one has “anticholinergic” properties, meaning it suppresses sweating. Because it stops my body from sweating properly, my body traps heat. It also makes my skin way more sensitive to severe sunburns.

Duloxetine: This one does the exact opposite, it causes excessive sweating and hot flashes. It alters the hypothalamus, making me feel constantly overheated while actively draining my body of fluids and electrolytes.

The whale is by far the largest breed of horse, and is one of the most capable of swimming underwater.

The whale’s ability to swim owes itself to several traits that differentiate it from the common horse, including fins instead of legs, baleen instead of teeth, and a layer of fat called “blubber” which most horses lack.

Several types of whale swim the oceans today. There is the blue whale or “Budweiser Whale” which can survive cold temperatures due to its woolly coat; the Narwhal or “Unicorn Horse,” and the Sperm Whale, which will not be described here for obvious reasons.

We’re trying to decide which of these is a better option:

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Your husky isn’t “hyperactive”, it’s bred to pull sleds for 8 hours straight and you have it in a 400 sq ft yard.

Your English sheepdog isn’t “pushy”, it’s bred to herd sheep, and you have neither to space nor the herd to allow it.

Your terrier isn’t “nippy”, it’s bred to kill rats and your hamster looks a hell of a lot like one.

Your Catahoula isn’t “mean to animals”, it’s bred to hunt any and all animals smaller than it, and you didn’t acclimate it to your cat.

Your Lhasa Apso isn’t “yappy”, it’s bred to bark at any tiny noise and alert watchmen to intruders