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Re: Everything is Gold

This is the best!!! +1

Re: Nerd Hive

Love it, and looks amazing on the tee! Great work my friend! +1

Re: Common Sequence

A galaxy mollusk
A mollusk galaxy
Makes me feel like a real part of the universe.

ApeLad wrote:˙ƃuıʍǝıʌ uʍop-ǝpısdn ǝɹınbǝɹ ʎɐW

How on earth did you do that, upside-down text?

Oh, and like the shirt, too. >smirk< You said 'boobies'!

Re: Cheese Stock check

Love it so much! +1

Re: Vitruvian Turtle

Drawn by greystone9, converted to vector line art and submitted by me.

One color on cream!

5 colors on red..debating about putting it on some other colors since i have the option. Here is a close up

Re: Math moths get canned

The Math geeks always get canned by the big bully moths.

Re: Vitruvian Turtle

Care to elaborate on why not?

paigeg wrote:How on earth did you do that, upside-down text?

Oh, and like the shirt, too. >smirk< You said 'boobies'!

˙uʍop ǝpısdn sɹɐǝddɐ ʇxǝʇ ǝɥʇ 'ǝɹǝɥdsıɯǝɥ uɹǝɥʇnos ǝɥʇ uı ǝʌıl noʎ ɟı

Re: Fractal Winter

The Koch Snowflake is the fractal in the background. I don't remember what the tree fractal is called.

Re: The Divine Prrrrrrrrrportion!

Yay! I hope you like it!

dsgnGrl wrote:Care to elaborate on why not?

Whenever you use copyrighted characters, you risk rejection. Best to be original.

Re: Star Power

Hey there, still kinda new to this. Hope you like my design, i don't pretend to understand physics but here's my take of geometry in nature.

http://shirt.woot.com/Derby/Entry.aspx?id=58353

Re: Conducting the Aurora

I was reading the book Gödel Escher Bach a few years ago and it described the mathamatical complexity in Bach's fugues, comparing it to the structures of Escher's drawings and Gödel's theorems. That was the inspiration for this design.

Re: Flying Lessons

Excellent shirt SpiritGreen! I think this really captures the spirit of the derby very well.

paigeg wrote:How on earth did you do that, upside-down text?

Oh, and like the shirt, too. >smirk< You said 'boobies'!

(: ¡spuǝıɹɟ ɹnoʎ ǝzɐɯɐ ¡ʇı ǝlƃooƃ

Re: Cube roots

√Want

cfdunbar wrote:An artistic representation of the Doppler Effect. The change in audio wavelength when one source is stationary and the other is in motion.

I just thought it was visually striking.

6 colors on Cranberry

Glad you got this up! I know you were worried about it last night. I do like this design, but I like the black and white version a little bit better.

walmazan wrote:This is the best!!! +1

Thanks walmazan! But I do believe you are the best.

vaiv wrote:5 colors on red..debating about putting it on some other colors since i have the option. Here is a close up

I have and use that calculator at home... The display is slightly larger than in real life, but it sure would be cool to pose with it while wearing such a shirt.

I'd rather have it upside down with 07734 on it, though...

On the bright side, I feel less like puking after I submit this. On the downside, this is only my second time submitting so I still feel kind of pukey. On the even more downy downside, I don't know a thing about math.

However, I learned a few things in my quest for design subject matter! Leaves have fractals, dragonflies wings are pretty good examples of voronoi diagrams, and sunflower seed thingies are decent representations of a Fibonacci spiral. Non-math brained people like me wouldn't be able to tell the difference until we looked it up on wikipedia, of course, so I thought I'd take the idea of these things being hidden despite being so obvious and run with it.

Now, I'm hoping that it translates all right and they are subtle as opposed to completely lost. The things I put in my image are meant to be loose interpretations more than anything. Also I know that a dragonfly probably wouldn't be hanging out with a sunflower, but I didn't expect bugs to be made of math either so I can afford to go a little crazy.

EITHER WAY.

Click for a better look!

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Thank you and have a pleasant day!

Oh yeah. Did I mention this shirt has 5 colors in its design and it's on delicious cranburry? I don't think I did! KNOWLEDGE IS POWER!

Re: Symmetry

Great shirt, except the axis of symmetry is -b/2a, not b/2a.

Re: Solve for X

(Cat - Food Dish) + (Mouse - Mouse Hole) = X
Cat + Mouse = X

Since there are only addition and subtraction operations we can ditch the brackets in the first equation. Rearranging the first equation we get.

Cat + Mouse - Food Dish - Mouse Hole = X

If we substitute in the second equation we get:
X - Food Dish - Mouse Hole = X

The Xs cancel out and we get:
- Food Dish - Mouse Hole = 0

Adding Mouse Hole to both side of the equation we get:
- Food Dish = Mouse Hole

so how does one interpret these results?

If there is no food dish the cat will use the mouse hole to acquire food.

A food dish delivers food so the opposite must take food therefore - Food Dish = Stomach Pump therefore Mouse Holes = Stomach Pumps?

Hmmmm.... this will require more thought : )

Re: Everything is Gold

I shed a single tear of joy when I saw this shirt.

Re: Nerd Hive

Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!

Re: Art of Spitting

I would wear this to a physics exam, in the hope that there would be an adorable/easy question on it. Cute design!

Re: Fluid Dynamics

Funny. We just started the fluid dynamics chapter today in class. I guess it's true - you can't escape the physics, not even on Woot.

Anyway, great design!! Love the details on the marble, especially :D

Lagbert wrote:(Cat - Food Dish) + (Mouse - Mouse Hole) = X
Cat + Mouse = X

Since there are only addition and subtraction operations we can ditch the brackets in the first equation. Rearranging the first equation we get.

Cat + Mouse - Food Dish - Mouse Hole = X

If we substitute in the second equation we get:
X - Food Dish - Mouse Hole = X

The Xs cancel out and we get:
- Food Dish - Mouse Hole = 0

Adding Mouse Hole to both side of the equation we get:
- Food Dish = Mouse Hole

so how does one interpret these results?

If there is no food dish the cat will use the mouse hole to acquire food.

A food dish delivers food so the opposite must take food therefore - Food Dish = Stomach Pump therefore Mouse Holes = Stomach Pumps?

Hmmmm.... this will require more thought : )

I hate math. :\

Re: Everything is Gold

Beautiful design, but I feel the mathematics of it is rather arbitrary.

thedcontinuum wrote:Great shirt, except the axis of symmetry is -b/2a, not b/2a.

Doh. It must have gotten lost when I moved stuff around. I'll stick it back into the design file. Thanks for catching it.

Re: Replicating Pattern

I like it except for the small DNA in the middle of the shirt. It's bugging me of why it is there within the DNA.

Re: Flying Lessons

Cool, thanks a lot guys!

Re: Rainbow Math

One rainbow... two rainbows... almost three rainbows...

Thanks for looking

Re: The Original Matrix

As awesome as this is, I don't think I would wear it on a shirt. I wish it was better integrated instead of just being a box. Awesome art though.

D3lusional wrote:Beautiful design, but I feel the mathematics of it is rather arbitrary.

I think it's arbitrary only if the viewer doesn't understand the concept of the golden ratio...

If this prints, I will buy it. +1 <3

Re: Geometrees

"The little acorn grew and grew and grew and grew until it woke up one day and said, 'Geeometree!' "

Okay, old joke. But geometric shapes are all over nature, not just in the shapes of trees.

5 colors on silver. I tried baby blue and I tried medium blue and they just didn't work.

Re: Symmetry

since I'm not smart enough to know if the equation listed was right or wrong I still dig the design and love the color choices and how lays on the shirt. very wearable. you could have put e=mc2 and I still would have like the design.

Synelia wrote:I like it except for the small DNA in the middle of the shirt. It's bugging me of why it is there within the DNA.

If you look, there is another strand in the same position on that second one. I would guess it is part of the fractal theme to the image.