I recently began making omelettes after a lifetime of refusing to eat eggs. I credit the chickens I lived with this past summer while working on a farm in Italy for changing my mind. I've noticed these quite stunning interactions of different fluids and would love to learn more about the physics and chemistry theories which describe these dynamics (check out this fluid simulation toy a friend of mine developed). There seems to be serious repulsion occurring between the egg whites and the soy sauce. My lack of skill in egg cracking is demonstrated below.
omelette/artwork ingredients: eggs, soy sauce, salt, pepper, cumin (not shown: feta, tomatoes, mushrooms, zucchini, avocado, lemon, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds)
I have a small friend who, like me, has strong feelings about polyhedra, so I regularly produce new shapes to share with them. Unfortunately, Kai has not yet mastered fine motor skills, and has a tendency to crush my paper creations instantaneously. So, I recently painted this stellated icosahedron with resin, and the technique seems to have been successful! Documentation of Kai's experimentation with the bounds of the strength of resin are below.
dry
coated
gift received with enthusiasm
throw
I've been staring at leaves recently, seeing flow fields, feeling curious about how nature tends to congregate -- lily pads and mushroom growth and jellyfish socialization, they're not quite circle packings, but what are they?
convergence
wiggle
burst
congregation
I discovered one of Tomoko Fuse's many books on spiral origami and got to folding!
avery
dollop
polar express
faux flower
I washed a glass today and was reminded of my favorite animation passing through a four-dimensional dodecahedron. Suspicious... what's up with soap and geometry?
I visited the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens today and was consumed by wonder and joy.
lush
canopy
layered
elephant
delicate
pleated
bean
spokes
I'm very hyped about roulettes, and teeming with excitement about the possibility of designing a contraption that could build spherical cycloids (a 3D spirograph!!)
lil sketch
bonkers sketch by Alexander Gürten
apertured ball (♡ヮ♡)
thank you mathcurve.com my greatest love in life
I affectionately call these bowls and hills
sketching ideas
A collection of beautiful models
still pondering how we can can equip this contraption with a 3D printing pen
(these stupendous vegan-earl-grey-chai-pancakes can be reconstructed using this handy dandy guide)