Dr. Martin Skrodzki

(self censored as too vulgar and blasphemous)

Runway alert! This unique #mathjewelry has been on the runway in Europe. And now you can own it to make a statement for your own night out.

The TMiP Animation Generation Collaboration is a community project to create 'process' videos of mathematical animations using different techniques. One week left to submit your entry for October's prompt: FRACTALS. Find out more at talkingmathsinpublic.... #MathsAnimationTMiP

Mathober Day 23 - The Devil on 2 Sticks The Devil on 2 Sticks, is a 4th-degree algebraic curve. Its shape resembles a juggling toy balanced between 2 sticks. Randomly varying its parameters produces different shapes and proportions. openprocessing.org/@speters/304... #p5js #mathober #mathober23

Did you know that the Maths Gear newsletter is still written by a human?! I am that human! and if you want to receive the newsletter which comes out on average once a month, you can do so here mathsgear.co.uk/pages/newsle... The next one is scheduled for today at 3:33pm, so you have time! 💗

💥 Some personal news 💥 Visual Algebra is finally DONE! I just sent off an 820-page pdf to the editor. Almost exactly 7 years after I started. The zip file that contains the 100+ plain text LaTeX files and nothing else is a whopping 5.4 MB. Now onward to Volume 2! #MathSky

Calling all artists! Last call: Submit your artwork for a chance to be featured at the Mathematical Art Exhibition at JMM 2027. Submissions due TODAY: October 15. Submission link in comments.

What a great example of #illustratingMath - a visual proof that a pentagon's diagonal is the golden ratio.

Here's your last chance to get some lovely #MathArt jewelry from @hanusadesign.com. See the thread below for a discount. What else do you need? Go buy some!

Lovely guest post at @teorth.bsky.social's blog by @gelada.bsky.social and Kate Stange on #mathart and more. terrytao.wordpress.com/2026/10/11/i...

This is the last week to submit your art for the exhibition to be held as part of the upcoming Joint Mathematics Meetings. Take advantage of this opportunity to share your work with over 5000 attendees this January in Chicago. You’ll need to submit by the 15th at gallery.bridgesmathart.org.

A great chance to show off your #MathArt and #illustratingMath projects. Send them your finest!

Tomorrow, Friday, October 9th, we will have our next #illustratingMath seminar online at 9am Pacific / 12pm Eastern / 6pm Central Europe. Things will be slightly different than usual: Instead of Show&Ask and a talk, we will have a panel on "The Role of Illustration." Tune in!

Making things more travel friendly #flatpack #minimalsurface

@visualpde.com Is such an awesome website. Explaining geometric Brownian motion in a lecture tomorrow, and this tool here will help me illustrate the corresponding forward Kolmogorov equation: visualpde.com/sim?mini=JOD...

Untitled Ink on paper, 9"x9" #p5 #plotter #mathart

New paper on (among other things) generating Cannon-Thurston maps from veering triangulations, joint work with Jason Manning and Saul Schleimer. arxiv.org/abs/2609.14598. We also made lots of pictures of these space-filling curves, available at math.okstate.edu/people/seger...

Open Position for an Assistant/Associate Professor in Visual Analytics: careers.tudelft.nl/job/Delft-As.... Apply if you are excited about interactive exploration, analysis, and interpretation of complex data. Please also forward this position to anyone in your network who is interested.

Open Position for an Assistant/Associate Professor in Visual Analytics: careers.tudelft.nl/job/Delft-As.... Apply if you are excited about interactive exploration, analysis, and interpretation of complex data. Please also forward this position to anyone in your network who is interested.

It took more than 3,000 emails, close to 80 hours of work, and turned further hairs white, but it is great to finally hold the printed proceedings from this year's Bridges #Mathart conference in hand! Kudos to Eve Torrence (managing editor), the other editors, and the authors!

Here's your list of prompts for creating #MathArt throughout October. Happy #MathOber and looking forward to some beautiful #Art.

This fall I am co-teaching a brand-new class – ENGR 009: Fabricating Tessellations and Tilings. It's roughly equal parts math and design, filtered thru an engineering perspective. The syllabus and all assignments are freely available to the public at mzucker.github.io/e9_f2026/

El artículo está en: doi.org/10.1080/1751... y dispone de un número limitado descargas libres si se accede desde: tandfonline.com/eprint/QNKDD...

Último artículo publicado. Me hace especial ilusión porque trata de combinar Matemáticas y Arte. El objetivo era encajar piezas de Tetris para representar imágenes conocidas. Making mosaics from Tetris® tiles t.co/HtJSt6dzKj

This surface visualizer is super cool: e-infinity.space/picture-book/ Ping @msmathcomp.bsky.social

Meandering toroid. #MathArt

Now ready for you to enjoy: e-infinity.space/picture-book/ #MathArt #MathSky

Any mapping is necessarily a kind of flattening, distortions happen, information lost. "Not even the most expansive mapping can convey everything" or, to quote Alfred Korzybski, "the map is not the territory"

They actually say modulus, but journalists dumb it down. COMIC ◆ www.smbc-comics.com/comic/imagin... PATREON ◆ www.patreon.com/ZachWeinersm... STORE ◆ smbc-store.myshopify.com

New video on hyperboloids made out of sticks: why and how they move, with Sabetta Matsumoto, Tim Reinhardt, Jürgen Richter-Gebert, and me, at youtu.be/CJCL92W8Z9w

I'm going to run a group - Painting the OEIS. Please share your favorite sequences and why. I'll share what art I do with any of them. #oeis #mtbos #mathArt

Latest royalty statement shows there are another 69 copies of A Stitch in Line out in the world, in people's hands. Thank you so much, and happy stitching!

MoMath will host a free online event on Friday, Aug 28 at 12:00pm US Eastern time premiering a new video by Sabetta Matsumoto, Tim Reinhardt, Jürgen Richter-Gebert, and me, on hyperboloids made out of sticks and how they move. Details and registration at momath.org/hyperboloids/

More New Data Art! ✨ I got to visualize a private equity firm's data as a piece of art. I can't divulge more about the what and how, but I hope you can simply enjoy how it looks ;) It's basically built of from ±15 million tiny dots. 👉 www.visualcinnamon.com/art/rays/

Filling Space

Thanks! Sure! Here’s a short video. 

#ShowMeYourKnits #mathart 🧵 After I broke into two-color brioche, I had a brainwave that I could do this really cool thing as a knit #cowl. It was two years before I finally made my first try, shown here. Explanation and photos to follow; keep an eye on main and background colors. 🌈 🧶 #knitsky

Wow 900 followers interested in #illustratingMath and #MathArt. Thank you all for following and engaging! 🙏

Doing a stream for the first time in a while! www.twitch.tv/hamish_todd/ join if you like conformal geometry :)

Game of Life on Penrose tiles

I had an amazing time at my first Math Bridges conference in University of Galway last week. There was a planar modular origami workshop, another on the calculus of cat's cradle, a maths-fashion show, an Irish dancing lesson with numerical emphasis, and a family day full of activities for young ppl

How nice! I am very pleased to announce that I have been awarded the Alternative Fields Medal award in the category of "Excellence in exposition of mathematics to a popular audience", in recognition of my books and my MathOverflow contributions. esander1789.github.io/afm/

At family day at Bridges I volunteered to help Nick Sayers with his giant pantograph. Trace the outline of the person, and a small copy is drawn by the pen. It was fun for kids and adults of all ages. Here is @ayliean.bsky.social as a model and an artist. 

Some fiber art in the the art exhibition at the Bridges Conference in Galway, Ireland

Short paper session in the afternoon at the Bridges #MathArt conference has: Marta Kopyt "Math through books", Gary Lester "Art as Math Representation", David Reimann "LEGO to communicate Math", and Chris John "Making Kolam Accessible". Wonderful ideas for playful #MathArt.