The desmos self-portrait was a self-portrait made by graphing individual lines to trace a photo of ourselves. Each line was a separate equation we had to figure out and connect.  I am especially proud of this project given the amount of time and effort that went into it. As well I really enjoy the end product.

The desmos self-portrait annotations are the equations for all the lines in the desmos self-portrait. We zoomed into two lines that connected and did the mathematical equations for them. 

The dear math letter was a letter we wrote about our relationship with math. We bolded words we thought represented our feelings for math. Feel free to read the rest of the letter here. docs.google.com/document/d/1oNrYc0yzogf3oQIpRgK7TOPcUyDKr0FzrHdzFQNh7xE/edit 

This project was what we thought was an American hero. I choose to do a hero inspired by American folklore. Such as Paul Bunyan, Jhonny Appleseed, and wild bill coyote. I'm also very proud of this project. The image is completely photocopied with elements from different American folk heroes. While the writing is about my own American hero, Frontier Man. 

In English, we created an entire graphic novel from scratch. Let me tell you, it was not easy. We learned a lot about photoshop and teamwork. As well as learning how hard graphic novels are to make. 

This picture was taken in the camera obscures we made. Camera Obscura is a darkened box with a hole that projects an image through the aperture. The camera obscura is very important in the history of photography. We made our own and took them to the bay to take photos. This was a very cool project and we learned a lot about the science of early photography.  

This story cube illustrates the story of my partner Alex. You can read the full story in the link below. This cube is made completely from scratch. We cut, sanded, and glued to make the box come to life. It was hard work but it all worked out in the end. See Alex's full story 

Another project we did in science was a pinhole camera. We got cans and poked a pin-sized hole in them. we stuck photo paper inside exposed it to light and covered it up quickly.