Patterns of the Universe: Mathematical Coloring Book for Adults - Creative Stress Relief & Mindful Meditation Art Activity | STEM Education Gift for Math Lovers
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An ingenious coloring book that reveals math’s hidden beauty―and contemplative power―as never before Publisher’s note: Patterns of the Universe was previously published under the title Snowflake, Seashell, Star. Contemplate the Patterns of the Universe as you color! Math is at the heart of many natural wonders and has an abstract beauty all its own―in the silhouette of a snowflake, the spiral seeds of a sunflower, and the symmetry of the Sri Yantra mandala. From the 4-D hypercube that casts a starlike shadow, to the infinite pattern of Penrose tiles that never perfectly repeats, these 57 exquisite designs reveal their secrets as you fill them with color. Art becomes an act of discovery―no math knowledge is required! In the bonus Creating section, as you join dots, flip coins, and follow other simple steps, 12 surprising images will emerge before your eyes. This is an adventure for all ages―and a treasure for artists in Numberland! 69 B&W illustrations to color
Customer Reviews
I bought this product because I like geometric/mathematical coloring. Then I found that the primary value of this book is not necessarily for coloring but for the highly interesting concepts that are presented with the pictures. I have colored some pages too. I will probably color more. The colorings do tend to take a while to complete. The paper quality is not fantastic as far as coloring books go. It is a square book smaller than a normal sized coloring book. Some other reviewers have said that it is too tightly bound and hard to get to the spine area to color. I don't really have an issue with this. I think it is normally bound for what it is, and maybe you can't get to the absolute inside of the page, but it doesn't really matter because you can get as far as you need to/as far as you can see. I had a lot of fun when I first got this book looking and reading through it and learning about these visual mathematical concepts. Sometimes the explanations are not as detailed as might be helpful, but whatever. Very cool and interesting book.
