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Now I’m adding sinusoids! Sometimes people ask me to make portraits of scientists that I have long considered portraying. So when asked to make mathematician and physicist Joseph Fourier’s portrait I already had an idea about trying to show how Fourier analysis taught us we can make any shape- even his own outline- by summing sinusoids. I hadn’t completely worked out how to tell this story in a print, … 🧵1/n

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    I feel like all that time I’ve been practicing shading is starting to pay off.

    Sitting atop a fractal surface of black holes, Tribert tries to make Adenine, one of the molecules in DNA, but he didn’t get it quite right, probably because he got distracted by the cats. Maybe next time, Tribert.

    Tribert Tries to Make Life
    Doodle No. 140

    8” square

    Ink, highly lightfast (fade resistant) watercolor pencils and paint, and mica paint on Arches 300 GSM 100% cotton paper

    You can find my original paintings, like this one, in my Etsy shop, gwenbeads. #watercolor #painting #MathArt #BlackHole #Astronomy #doodle #ColoredPencil

    gwenbeads , to random
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    It’s been a challenging month, and I haven’t had a lot of success with my gouache painting lately. So I decided to go back to my old style of doodling cats and aliens on black holes with ink and colored pencils, where life makes sense and I know what I’m doing.

    Infinite Holes with Two Cats
    Doodle No. 139

    Watercolor pencils, ink, mica paint on 6” square cotton paper.

    Edited to add the alt text.

    #watercolor #MathArt #painting #doodle #ColoredPencil #BlackHole #astronomy

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    Crescent vortex tiling

    #Tiling #MathArt #MathsArt #Hexagon #Geometry

    minouette , to random
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    Happy birthday to French mathematician, physicist and philosopher Marie-Sophie Germain (1776 – 1831), known as Sophie. She taught herself mathematics using books in her father's library and by corresponding with leading mathematicians of her day, including Lagrange, Legendre and Gauss, initially using the pseudonym Monsieur LeBlanc. 🧵1/n

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    Thinking about a string of thoughts as a string of beads today.

    I didn't get around to posting yesterday's drawing here, but it's on my Patreon and Ko-fi:
    https://www.patreon.com/posts/97661100
    https://ko-fi.com/post/InkyDays-February-2024-Q5Q5TZZTP

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    Taking yesterday's pattern idea and going a little more organic with a simple branching fractal.

    Here's a work-in-progress photo. Finished drawing is now posted for my supporters: https://www.patreon.com/posts/97661100
    https://ko-fi.com/Post/InkyDays-February-2024-Q5Q5TZZTP

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