Desmos Graph Art Mariel

The annual Desmos Geometry contest has arrived, bringing with it a chance to showcase your mathematical creativity and artistic skills. This year's theme focuses on creating approachable graphs that can teach others about math and Desmos techniques. To make this possible, consider using folders to organize your work, lists and functions to simplify complex ideas, and comments to explain your thought process.

As we strive to make our tools worthy of the incredible people who use them around the world, we're excited to announce a few themes to inspire your submissions. Think about exploring the connection between math, art, and creativity in your graphs. You can also experiment with Desmos Geometry, which was launched last year, to create unique and innovative designs.

The contest is open to first-time participants, and we're aiming to feature at least 5 of these talented individuals in each age group. To make it easier for newcomers to participate, we're expanding our galleries and encouraging submissions from all tools.

When reviewing the gallery, keep an eye out for the small details and bits of magic that will catch your attention. The artist statements and notes accompanying each graph provide valuable insights into the thought process behind the creations.

The 3D Calculator is a new addition to this year's contest, and we're eager to see how participants use it to create innovative graphs. Remember that speed is crucial in this age of faster computers and more powerful techniques, so make sure your graph runs smoothly and efficiently.

Submissions are open now, and you can submit up to one graph from each tool. Don't miss this opportunity to showcase your skills and inspire others with your math art creations. Get started today, and join the global community of Desmos users who are pushing the boundaries of mathematical creativity!

Desmos graph art mariel