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Diagrams are visual representations of mathematical concepts, objects, and relationships. They can help teachers and students understand, communicate, and solve problems in mathematics, especially when words or symbols are not enough. In math, we use many types of diagrams. Venn Diagrams, bar graphs, basic drawings and pie charts are only a few of the diagrams used to solve problems. It's likely you have either used or seen at least one of these diagrams.
I put together some pictures of math shapes and diagrams used in online classes, math books, or math contests. This shows what I can do with drawing math stuff.
Type: Math E-learning
Client: Young Mathematicians Association
Adobe Illustrator
FX Draw
FX Graph
Instructional Design
E-learning Development
Mathematical Illustration
I draw math stuff using tools like Adobe Illustrator, FX Draw, and FX Graph, depending on what I need. It's not the type of drawing real graphic designers usually enjoy because it involves a lot of math. Many people aren't big fans of math, but this kind of drawing requires knowing about math relationships between things.
Here are a few instances of math diagrams and you can check them out.