Mathysphere

shout out to toby for making the portrait editor out of 2500 unique html buttons
if it ain't broke don't fix it

an illustration of pelicans, crabs, fish, and a duck in a minimalistic but really cool style. or at least the artist thinks so.

:V

SkyMuseum is live!

We hope you enjoy playing our game as much as we loved making it. What started as an experiment is now a full 3D gallery where you can explore Bluesky feeds and art shares like the works of art they truly are.

Download it here: twigbit.itch.io/skymuseum

Relooted Lets Players Steal Back Cultural Artifacts And Return Them Home Relooted is an Africanfuturist heist experience to PC and Xbox where players steal cultural artifacts and bring them back to their home.

A new kind of heist game. South African game studio announces Relooted, a game all about stealing stolen cultural artifacts from museums and bringing them back home to Africa.

Get the details here:

A caribou stands low in a field awash in autumnal oranges and yellows. Its head raised slightly, it looks off to the side while a pair of tall, sweeping antlers rises from its head, a bright red crown of newly hardened branches. Velvet still clings to the antlers in patches and tatters.

shedding velvet

drawn for Polar Lights: Midnight
#art #sciart 🎨🐾🦊

A cross stitch of a black goat face with white candles next to him that have smoke surrounding the goat. Text below him says "Live Deliciously" Goat wear a small gold crown with gold decorative elements scattered around.

New Print pattern alert!
Live Deliciously is a new pattern that currently ONLY available in print. So if you want this guy - let your local needlework shop (LNS) know!

I am so excited about this pattern and I hope you love it too!
#stitchsky #blackphillip #crossstitching

Pi Day Nonograms

Oh yea! and if you missed the original nonograms, they can be played here!

mathysphere.neocities.org/pi_day_25

The solutions to the nonograms all join together to form the design above.

It was a lot of fun balancing this design to work as a pattern versus working as a set of puzzles-- I may get together my notes on the creation of it sometime. :)

A cross stitch featuring numerals of the world, showing the numerals 1 through 9 in Babylonian, Maya, Chinese, Arabic, Roman, and Burmese. They are stitched in a red-and-gold variegated thread on black Aida.

The pattern for the Pi Day Nonograms is up! It's the same design as the puzzles, but all together for ease of stitching. There's also a Pattern Keeper version, as well.

The different numeral systems are, from the top: Babylonian, Maya, Chinese, Arabic, Roman, and Burmese.

ko-fi.com/s/e5c146d51c

Contact - Come To Daddy Phone: ‭0422 294 146‬ Email: drink@cometodaddy.au Address: 1/208 Montague Rd, West End

YO how much do you want them??

I found a guy who owns a club in Australia who says he has all of them-- 'all four', he says-- and will sell for AU $49.50 each, so roughly $32.15 US, plus shipping.

Here's his site:
cometodaddy.au/contact/

blue silk scarf with mitosis images

Last one! Blue mitosis silk chiffon scarf #sciart artologica.etsy.com/listing/1056...

there should be a social media for hanging out & having a good time and a social media for people whose hobby is The News. these groups aren't mixing well

i recommend the comments section of nonograms dot org

Screenshot of walking through one of the Blackhaven museum exhibits titled "The War Comes to Blackhaven". Various Revolutionary war era objects and paintings are on display. Kendra is holding up a small tablet with trivia questions on the exhibit.

It's a quick game, and a fantastic one-- apparently the dev lead is a history prof, and consulted with other historians during the making of the game, and it shows.

Also it lets you live out the dream of going to a museum, touching all the objects, and then getting to poke into the back rooms.

The game opens on Flag Day: everyone else is at a company picnic, so you've got the place to yourself.

You start in the public areas of the visitor's center-- exhibits, front desk, gift shop-- but later, you get to explore the back rooms, too, and learn more about the FULL history of the site.

Screenshot of Blackhaven hall at night: a large colonial-era red brick plantation. A solid half of the original construction is missing, and has been replaced by a modern glass-and-steel reproduction.

You play Kendra Turner, an intern at a historical site: "Blackhaven Hall", a plantation that burned down during the revolutionary war and has since been restored. Kendra's the newest hire, and-- notably-- the only black employee, but she needs the credit for school, so you do what you gotta do.

Blackhaven on Steam Blackhaven is a first-person narrative game that follows Kendra Turner, a college intern at Blackhaven Hall, a historic mansion burned during the American Revolution. Working alone on a holiday, Kendr...

thinking abt plantations burning down-- if you haven't played Blackhaven it's a great game. and free on Steam!

Sit in Meditation - Mathysphere's Ko-fi Shop A simple cross-stitch pattern for Spazure over on Bluesky. This pattern is provided for free, and has a standard printable PDF, a pattern-on-one-page...

here you go! have a great day✌️

heck yea! I'll patternify it straightaway 🫡

looks beautiful!

A simple pixel art cross-stitch of the quote with a swirling border.

Another pixel cross-stitch with a fancier border. The spacing for the quote is a little odd, though.

found this post open in an old tab--- kerning for the second one is a little wack, but something like these? just as like a fun free gift kinda deal. :) I can tweak colors/spacing if you'd like, and pop either/both into a pattern maker and get a PDF or Pattern Keeper file.

Picture of a cross stitch with fabric sewn onto the sides. The cross stitch says, “captain’s coffee club” and has two stainless steel coffee mugs. There are two types of fabric, black in a small border around the cross stitch and then at the corners and another fabric which has red stripes and a stylized figure of a woman in a Starfleet uniform, meant to be captain Janeway, but the face doesn’t really look like her.

She’s coming along. Love her. The sides aren’t sewn on yet, but ready for tomorrow. If I had planned better, I would have made sure that the cross stitch itself was smaller so that I didn’t end up with those cut off feet and heads, but oh well. Live & learn. We will not be making it over again. 😂

Not quite the same thing, but I heard from some folks that some of the patterns from the Tom of Finland knitting book could be adapted to cross-stitch--
www.ravelry.com/patterns/sou...

it's... also out of print, but it may be possible to source a copy secondhand

Hey artists! 👋 That art share you’re hosting belongs in a museum! 💙

We’re building a little game that lets you link a Bluesky feed or post and it will display your images in an art gallery. Just like Bluesky, it hides posts for logged-out viewers if you have visibility off. 🙂

#screenshotsaturday

made a small tool, because i was annoyed it didnt exist yet: searching your bluesky likes

flo-bit.dev/search-blues...

does everybody know about my favorite website, the embroidery tips page that forgot to close its <h3> tags

Cartoon fish, randomly generated-- it's really round and blue!

11:11 make a fish

just for my personal case at least, the majority of my woes with social media went away when i started making posts like i'm talking to a friend

i wouldn't reiterate my most belligerent beliefs every hour to someone who agrees with me, nor make generalizing inflammatory comments they may be hurt by

Pattern for the modern one is on Etsy-- for M.C.'s, though, you'll have to hunt down a copy of Just Cross Stitch issue 01 secondhand.

"NOT NOW--I'M WATCHING MY SOAPS", Martha Carter, 1981, in "Just Cross Stitch" Issue 1. A black-and-white pattern. Surrounding the main text is a border with the names of different soap operas: 'General Hospital', "Days of Our Lives', et cetera.

"True Crime Cross Stitch", MollyPopCraftingCo, 2025. A digital cross stitch preview that says: "Leave me alone. I'm listening to true crime podcasts!". The text is surrounded by pixel-style skulls, knives, axes, guns, and various sparkles and flourishes.

44 years apart

Martha Carter, 1981 | MollyPopCraftingCo, 2025.