I have made a maths day image in photoshop. I just love the way it looks so I am going to share it here.
The maths day image was made by me. If you don’t know why, don’t be scared…
It’s awesome.
I made this maths day image in photoshop. Did you know that there are more than 1.
The best thing about maths day is that there is never a dull moment! You get to use a bunch of cool tools that are a little harder to find on other sites. I will admit that I wasn’t really sure what the maths day image was going to be. I just wanted my maths day image to be a fun and unique creation and I had no idea what tools to use, so I was hoping I had created it properly.
How much is a maths day image worth? It’s a good number. I really don’t like maths day images because they’re always very dull and don’t have a lot of fun.
I think maths day images are more fun if they have some kind of a theme and if they are something else interesting. The maths day image I created was a very simple image of a line of numbers. I didn’t want to just make a random number of lines or circles, I wanted to make something with a lot of interesting shapes that would make the whole image interesting. In this case, the shapes of the numbers were more important than anything else. I really liked the concept.
I love the idea of maths day images so I decided to make a similar image for a maths quiz (or a maths quiz if you’re not a math person, then I have a headache). I used the same concept to make this as I did for the maths day images. I really like this concept of using shapes to create images that are more interesting than just using random numbers.
I think it is especially interesting when used in images that are more abstract but still interesting. I think this would be a great way to create a maths quiz or maths quiz. I also like how the shapes that have been used for the images were more intricate and detailed than the numbers themselves.
The concept of using images to create a more intricate and detailed image is very interesting, and I think it goes against the grain of traditional mathematical image design. I am going to try this idea out when I get some time to do more work on my maths images.
