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Heart Onion (2017) This is the first graph I saved on this website. I just did the mathematical equivalent of keymashing while waiting in the doctor's office until I found a shape I liked.	Four Leaf Clover (2017) I kind of did the same process for this graph as I did for the heart onion, except for sitting in a waiting room, I sat in study hall.
Pie (2017) I was bored in study hall, so I decided to make some art for several of my friends. I decided to make a pie becuase I thought it would be easy. I then emailed the graph along with this message: "Howdy. I'm be Hunny McFriedpiecake. I has been makin' sum fixins, and I be makin' a math pie! Here is the pie, if y'alls wanna eat it".	Ice Cream Cone (2017) After making the graph for the pie, I thought to go further with the theme, I would also make an ice cream cone to go with the pie. I sent another email as a reply to the original, where I was still Hunny McFriedpiecake with the link to the graph and about how we're approaching the hot days of December.
Circle of Circles (2017) After learning that I could have lists in Desmos, I decided to make a circle out of circles. It's pretty simple, but I thought it looked really cool.	Other Circle Thing (2017) Apparently I really liked circles at this time. I don't remember much about this graph, except that I shared this with a friend in between matches when we were playing Fortnite together. I probably named it oof because I suck at naming things.
Bumble Bee (2018) I made this around the time when ski club started. I thought that since I was already making art, I would continue that and make some insects. I remember waiting in line to either get my ski pass or check into the ski resort while my phone's battery was nearing death as I finished up this graph.	Ladybug (2018) I don't remember anything interesting that happened as I made this, except for the fact that I shared it with all my friends.
Rectangular Prism (failure, 2018) When I was sitting on the bus for ski club, I was trying to think about ways to pass time. Then, I had the great idea to try and do something beyond art with this graphing calculator. I thought it would be simple enough to make a customizable rectangular prism even though I knew nothing about 3D projections. Long story short, I didn't have any clue what I was doing and gave up on the project.	Sphere (2018) After failing to make a rectangular prism and learning how to shade a sphere in my drawing class, I thought that I should draw a sphere with graphs.
English Project (2018) Yes, you read that title correctly. I made an English Project with this graphing calculator. This was about The Odyssey, the book that I understood the least out of any book I've read, and the source of the worst test grade I've ever gotten. I got some key details of the book wrong in this assignment, but at least I made something that looked cool. We had a few days to make it, so I spent practically whole days typing out equations.	Birthday Cake (2018) One day I woke up, and I saw in a group chat of mine, that it was one of my friend's birthdays. Of course, I had to get / make her something, so I decided to make a graph of a birthday cake for her.
Blobby (2018) It goes zoom. (If you check out the graph and press play on the slider, it moves!)	Circle and Square Collision (2018) This was the first graph I made to prototype ideas before putting them into a program.
Station Wagon (2018) I made this piece of art for a project in Spanish class about immigration. My dad was born in Italy, and his family moved to the US when he was about 7 years old. He remembered spending a lot of time riding in a station wagon after making it here, so I decided to make one with equations because why not.	Tank (2018) After experimenting with making gear like shapes, I thought I would make something cool. Even though I didn't know what shape gears actually were, I made a cartoonish tank with gears that move.
Village (2018) After finishing the final for Algebra 1, I pulled out my Chromebook and and decided to make some art. I started out with a few buildings and thought that that it would look better with more. I spent the next two days adding on to it until I was content with its look.	Fidget Spinner (2018) Fidget spinners were kind of a meme at this point in time, so I made a spinning graph of a fidget spiner for the LOLs.
Graph for a Teacher (2019) Mrs. King, my math teacher at the time, was my favorite teacher, so I had the bright idea to make some graph art for her. I put way too many things in it, so it was really slow on the website in any computer. I never ended up showing it to her even though I spent way too much time adding different features.	Goat Problem "Solution" (2019) Even though this isn't too visually appealing, this is the graph that I made when I tried finding a solution to "the goat problem". It's this one math problem that one of my friends told me about, he was told about it from his dad. I only found an approximate solution, as the algebra needed to solve it with the method I did would be crazy.
Imperfect Globe Projection (2019) As I was waiting in an airport, I thought about how I would project a globe in 2D space. I wanted to try it out on my own without looking anything up. The result was okay, but it's definitely not something I would implement in a game.	Rolling Ellipse Approximation (2019) For an artist statement in a photography class I had, I decided to make a simple web page with some JS canvas action. I wanted to make a simple animation of a stick figure chasing a pine cone, and this is where I modeled out the function of that made up the pinecone. I probably could have done algebra to make it more accurate, but oh well.
3D Projection of Random Terrain (2019) I always wanted to know how some videogames and simulations make 3D graphics, so one day I looked it up. A little bit after that, I applied that knowledge and made a terrain generator along with the projection of it.	Procedural Landscape Maker (2019) I don't remember much about what inspired me to make this, but I remember showing it to all my friends because I thought it was cool. You can change the seed to get a different image.
Incorrect Super Parabolas (2020) After learning about the definition with a directrix and focus, I was inspired to see what would happen if I were to replace the directrix with a parabola instead of a line. What made this one wrong however, is that I used the x coordinate of the directrix instead of its normal.	Super Parabolas (2020) This version is the correct one, I'm not sure why I didn't try to generalise it with the directrix being any curve, but oh well. I might try that in the future.
Random Island Generator (2020) One day I was thinking about game development, and I had an idea about how to generate small landmasses surrounded by water. This is where I jotted down that idea.	3D Field Book Cover Art(2020) For my Fab Lab class, the first thing we had to do was design a cover for the field books we would be getting. These would then be printed and slapped on to the cover. I decided to make a graph for mine, and I think it turned out well. You just need to invert the colors so that it looks nice.