desmosmeth resources
I'll list all the graphs that I used as well as other relevant resources for reference in here.
Session Resources
This will have the different graphs and resources I used in the session.
Intro video graph - desmos app by rownwor (Desmos Art Contest 2022 Finalist for 19+ ages)
Great Quadratics Off Kanagawa - Abhisaar Shrivastav - the art created with a lot of polygons and some quadratics.
Moon - more technical graph created using aptly chosen mathematical curves.
mountains at sunset - procedurally generated mountains, scroll down to find the seed - change the seed to alter the generation!
Imaginary Lake) - Art made entirely using complex equations. Takes a while to load - but really it fits more to say that it evolves for a
while before settling down.
Stack! - Played too much Stack and had your phone grounded? Don't worry! We got you :)
desMONTAGES - ski awayy.
Desmos Plane - Full fledged 3D game with 6 levels. Great performance too.
3D Graphing - Good 3D graphing on 2D.
Handulum - Really cool physics simulation.
freehand - The freehand drawing graph.
One cube, one expression - 3D cube in one expression.
Bezier curves - wiki page.
Bezier curves playground - desmos graph for n-degree beziers
Bezier cat - Bezier cat (play the slider a)
Pixel Art Studio - Pixel Art Studio
Claire de Lune - (Desmos 3D) grand piano and Claire de Lune rendition
At Home with Bernard - (Desmos 3D) Room decor
BERNARD - Bernard.
Additive Synthesizer - Synthesizer with tone modulation stuff
Desmos LISP evaluator - LISP is a functional programming language and this is an interpreter of the same created in desmos.
Plants vs. Zombies - feeling nostalgic yet?
Rubik's cube - time it :)
Goddamn chess - goddamn chess.
Desmo Space Programme - kerbal space station at home.
PID - try changing r0 (radius of the circle)
Desmos Art Contest
Desmos Art Contest is an annual contest held by desmos, where participants all over the world can submit their graphs. Art here does not
only refer to drawings or such but more of an umbrella term for really good cool graphs. Nothing serves better than just checking out some of
the submissions cause they are genuinely SO cool. Some of the graphs showcased in the session included ones I got from the showcase.
Check out the artwork from different years here! Desmos Art. As of today actually (16/11/2024), Desmos just ramped up the art section of
their website and are currently accepting new submissions of graphs.
It would be absolutely crazy if IISER Pune could pull off a submission here :)
Other Resources
Unofficial Desmos Wiki
An unofficial wiki that includes information about useful workarounds/fixes/optimisations etc.
Unofficial Desmos Discord
A really friendly community out there which I have personally been interacting with for around 4 years by now. They've helped answer many
questions I had and aided me in creating the graphs I did. Seriously, I can't thank the community enough - I've in fact also pestered people
personally in DMs regarding something specific they did in their graphs and they've always been cool about it. I'm attaching the discord invite
link here
Sambrunacini Blog
Has a bunch of articles on desmos graphs. Some of them are quite extensive. For instance - Parametric Flowers talks about how exactly the
rose curves and similar 'flower' curves work and why.