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Googled Geometries – and Free German sacred geometry books (limited supply,...
Sometimes it’s fun to just let Google find geometric artistry and allow serendipity to serve up fascinating imagery rooted in inspiration from geometry. Here are a few finds du jour; if you find...
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A few German sacred geometry books available for shipping costs only
We’re making good progress toward moving to Arizona (mid-July 2023) so I’m anticipating having more time to do in-depth posts after our move. Meanwhile, I’d still like to lighten our load and not move...
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Cactus, spirals, and desert geometries
This will be a short and mostly visual post as we just moved to (Green Valley) Arizona a week or so ago and are getting settled in. Going for early morning walks affords opportunities to observe spiral...
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Sonoran desert geometry: natural and human-made
Here are some quick musings about DNA helices, and metaphors for integration (and disintegration?) before sharing more recent photographs from our new neighborhood in southern Arizona: Rhetorical...
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2024 Martineau Solar System Calendars available now
Once again this perennial calendar is available! These timeless images portray amazingly accurate geometric representations of the planetary orbits in our very own solar system – now available in...
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Affiliates and Archives Galore!
I was looking through prior posts – I’ve been sharing items of interest about geometry and interconnectedness since 2007! – and realized that there is a lot of content that is still every bit as...
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GeometryCode.com Annual Survey (December 2023)
Thanks to all of you for your continued and ongoing support of this labor of love website! It has been quite a while since we’ve had a reader survey or poll! Here are the results of the last one from...
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AI generated geometry – revisited a few months later
Since 2023 was a breakthrough year for AI, it will be interesting to follow how Artificial Intelligence tools will help geometers with a wide variety of interests leverage this mushrooming technology....
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4-Dimensional (and beyond) Polytopes – Revisited
In a recent metaphysical Zoom meeting, a friend mentioned a story about 2-dimensional creatures which I recognized as the classic book: “Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions by Edwin A. Abbott” first...
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Music of the Spheres – The Planets
charcoal sketch of a sphere by Nancy Bolton-Rawles The sphere is such a primal shape at the foundation of matter and so many realms and disciplines, arts, sciences, and much more that it seems...
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