Thank you so much for watching 💙. Do you use Desmos? Did you try any desmos art before? Do you want to learn more tips and techniques? let us know. And don't forget to like the video and subscribe to my channel for more videos about educational technology.
This is also a great way to begin understanding the equations for the different kinds of lines and how to manipulate them. I'm definitely sharing this with my college friends that are taking the GK math test. Thanks!
Howdy, sir! These kind of videos are really, really, really helpful for our Pre-Calculus subject, particularly in the topic: Conic Sections. More power to your MathMathX Channel, sir! Thank you very much for the in-depth guides! Stay safe, sir.
Hello! So I had to do this for an algebra project and when i first saw it I was super confused and started copying but after actually spending time on it and figuring out myself, I actually learned and became better with this
Mehmet!!!!!!😄😄 I was planning to draw the logo and send it to you. 😜 But first things first, the video quality wherein you are in the picture looks so good. I am saying it good because there are certain portions where the aspect ratio is 20:9 and one can zoom it in their phones and see things so perfectly. (Even I switched to Samsung)😁😁 Secondly, I had not known about this slider technique. The day when you had said that there will be a competition, was the day I went onto to see your Desmos Art for the XP-Pen Mr. Fenix's art again and again and also other tutorials which were basically time-lapse videos of their art, and got a rough idea about it. Now, I can up my game with this slider one. 😝 And thirdly, please address to my query of Corel Visual Studio. 😝 No wonder you are a good teacher! 🤩🤩
Nice! I already knew pretty much everything in this video, but it taught me some handy shortcuts. I can't wait to watch later parts to learn stuff I don't know
I can't do videos because of my crappy videocard, but whenever I tried planning a tutorial I came to a conclusion that homeworks like this are necessary! You're an absolute genius my guy and I love it, so underrated for some reason
i always loved calculus and drawing graphs , I have been thinking why isn't functions are used to draw art on graphs , I started searching online for a software or something that draw functions and i found Desmos and saw the art made in their contests and it made me excited to learn to do art using maths , and yesterday i searched for tutorials on how to use desmos and found you i saw the ur 1st video and applied it with even more detail xd , i am going to finish the other 2 videos right now , i am very willing to learn more thanks for ur videos ^^
Hi Ziad, I am glad you like the first video. And of course, with your mathematical knowledge, you can get the advanced desmos art creator level soon. Hopefully you will like my other videos too. Aaand I am sharing the 4th video in 20-30 hrs :) let me know what do you think about it after you watch it.
easy for my math teacher. i am not good in making equation. i love digital and traditional drawing. pershaps math art is not my cup of tea. but thanks for showing :D
Hi there. I love this content. I think math will a lot more interesting if teachers can demonstrate in this kind of way :) Thank you. Will continue to learn desmos. I just made a math art video with desmos. It is not perfect. Perhaps next time you will be able to give me some feedback.
I am glad you like the video Atharv. Dont forget to check all other desmos art videos I recorded. One suggestion, art is not about drawing or painting, it is about looking at the world from a different perspective. So, mathematics is an art, pyhsics is an art, everything is art. Dont hate it, enjoy it. Cheers.
