I've been working on a new series of 3D fractal shapes intended for 3D printing and tabletop gaming. These are shapes that remind me of natural (or alien) terrain.
I find and extract the 3D meshes using Mandelbulb 3D and process them in ZBrush.
Most of these I've already test-printed, but I still need decent photos of the results.
When the 2020 conference of the Mathematical Association was cancelled, I made my talk into videos. I've made several more, very amateurish, videos since. If you are young enough not to have used log tables in earnest, you might be interested in this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9D3Rp3oiMVQ . It includes solving some old "O" level questions. Mostly I imagine myself talking to other people who teach maths A level. If you do that, you might be interested in my channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnYszOhEIIdIMYyNx2yjwfg .
Here's my #introduction. I have retired from a mathematical career, not in academia, so used to having other mathematicians to chat to, and I'm looking for other places to have such conversations. Outside maths itself, I'm interested in #astronomy, #history of maths, and teaching maths. I tutor A level.
Retired mathematician (not in academia), current tutor of A level maths. Father, grandfather, dog owner, bridge player.