Tiny Infinities

So many slides! But I almost have it, that elusive “system” which will pull the whole presentation together and magically make me look like an adult (or something)

Here’s the fabric tile for the gravity themed scarf I just finished! This design is inspired by Galileo’s “Leaning Tower of Pisa” Experiment, which proved that gravity causes objects of different weights to fall at the same rate. 

I can't believe I was lucky enough to attend the Coptic Binding workshop this weekend! I still need some practice, but this class definitely gave me a good start.

This design may not make it to my final... but it’s too sparkly not to share.

I had to make more circles. I had to. 

Beautiful Night by Ani Difranco

I’ve been combined-tasking by teaching myself Corel Painter while putting together the beginnings of my presentation proposal. What this means? I have a messy sea of nineties aesthetic to work through before any of these slides reach acceptability.

I had a blast at OAEA! Special thanks to NW Noggin, especially Mallory, Jeff, and Bill, for making this trip possible. You guys are rock stars.

Throw Back Thursday: I made these panels to illustrate the evolution of physics, neuroscience, and Biochemistry. Pen and Ink, 2014

I’m not sure I will be able to stick to Public Domain work for the entirety of the project, but I’m starting there while I navigate the muddled mash that is legal research.

I found this great resource for mathematical fiction! Now I just have to figure out which ones to use.