MathArt.us

The MathArt Development Team has finished MathArt MakeArt The MathArt MakeArt is just for fun! Just press the button and see what shows up. Use the sliders to modify the random generators art.

This application has the following new features.
1. The ArtData Area has 3 new buttons.
MakeArt
Export Art
BigArt
2. The Download Art and the Export Art
capture the background color. This is a big addition!
3. The Export button saves the ArtData and then Downloads the art.
4. The BigArt button sets resolution to 5000x5000 this image size is suitable for making Blankets.

The MathArt ColoringBook is just for creatring pictures to color! Just press the button and see what shows up. Use the sliders to modify the art.

This application has the following new features.
1. The stroke width is 2 px for all layers.
2. The Download Art Button is included in the MakeArt Button set.

MathArt Creator. The purpose of the MathArt Project is to reveal the relationship between art and math. We hope to excite young creative kids to want to study Mathematics.

This application works on laptops, tablets, and desktops. Using the Chrome Browser gives the best experience, since it used Google's Angular 5 for the development. It has not yet been adapted for phone screens. MathArt Creator now has creative containers where you can mix your primitives and manipulate their positions.

Bradyn, age 12, says "kids can play with MathArt Creator to learn fun ways of [using] math and creating extraordinary art pieces."

We added a Quick Navigation menu to junp to the tool's control areas.

Go to the Release Notes. there you will find links to MathArt's creative control areas.

MathArt Lesson 2020 was developed for the USD STEAM Academy.
It includes an embedded lesson (From Math to Art Lesson Interface) window to explain the interface.
It includes exercises for the viewers to do while the demonstration was presented.

Recored at the USD Steam Conference Saturday July 25, 2020. Written permission is required to use or edit this video. Email: paulgaryphillips@gmail.com.