MathematiComics!

Escher’s “Approaches to Infinity”: There Must Be Stars - I take this passage in Escher's essay to be particularly appropriate for comics creators:

Museum Courtyard: Above & Below - It looks like we’ve learned our lesson from the last time we played on a three-dimensional staircase ...

Escher’s “Approaches to Infinity” Part 2: Music & Eternity - "to approach eternity by means of sounds"...?

Watch Your Step - Three-point perspective staircase distortion, drawn at Currier Art Museum ...

Escher Exhibit - Journal comic inspired by a recent visit to the Currier Museum's mind-bending exposition...

Staircase Encounter - (Drawn for "M.C. Escher: Reality and Illusion" at The Currier Museum.)

Hotel Infinity - "Up ahead in the distance, / I saw a shimmering light...":

From One Math to Another - Gosh it's nice to get home to NH.

Deferential Calculus - The most self-effacing of all maths.

Hotel Infinity: Quiet Hours - You don't always want to encounter infinity in a strange hotel ...

2×2=5 Talkin’ Blues Video - Finally, a video version of our earlier all-comics proof ...

Pythagorean Maxims #16-30 - More lifestyle advice from our brilliant & eccentric Ancient Greek mathematician ...

Patterns of Ideas (Hardy) - Quoting G. H. Hardy's 1940 essay, "A Mathematician's Apology"...

Mathematics is an Art (Lockhart) - One reader's notes to Paul Lockhart's thought-provoking "A Mathematician's Lament" ...

Pythagorean Maxims #1-15 - "Rules of the Good Life," according to one of Ancient Greece's most amazing mathematicians ...

100 Pounds of Apples - Here's a delicious puzzle with a counter-intuitive result, based on the "potato paradox":

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