Complex Curvature

This one was interesting enough to be worth rendering. Today's Gratitude Item: The fact that my new 9th grade class could not access the google site that I made (long…

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Leaf IT

I'm not sure how this works but every autumn, apophysis randomly generates dying leaves. Today's Gratitude Item: Finding an effective work-around for a tricky, unanticipated problem.

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Butterfly Network

Another in the 'too interesting to bin' category. Today's Gratitude Item: Getting positive feedback from one of our senior leaders who visited my classroom yesterday. Happily they liked what they…

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Dream Flower

As in a cross between a dream catcher and a flower. Today's Gratitude Item: That my 2:20 hack was well received by my colleagues in this morning's briefing. I'm not…

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Collage Board

This one is a mix of some of my favourite things. It was made to teach my students how to use some of GIMP's features. The 'how to' video series…

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Drop Check

As in a circular water droplet on a checkered surface. Today's Gratitude Item: Remembering that when a .csv file does not successfully import into a phpMyAdmin database, opening the file…

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Boundary Push

An odd design that got rendered anyway. Today's Gratitude Item: An incredibly useful envelope template maker. Paired with my school's laser cutter it is now easy to custom make intricate…

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Carpet Roll

Sometimes its fun to take a fractal and then roll it up... Today's Gratitude Item: Getting to bed before midnight - at least, that is the plan...

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Purim Sameach

A few months ago when this one was created, I realised that Purim is a festival about choices - so that became the theme for this graphic. You can access…

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Prison Beads

Perhaps this one should have been called 'behind bars'. Today's Gratitude Item: Being mostly ready for tomorrow (which is always a good thing).

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