Wow! These items are soooooooooooooooooo cute!!! And they are all for non-members as well! :buys every single Pi Day item:
Did you know that by multiplying the diameter of a circle by pi, you get the circumference? Try measuring the circumference and diameter of a can (or something else that is circular) as accurately as you can. Then, divide the circumference by the diameter and see how close you get to the number pi! Comment below what you got when you divided, and whoever gets the closest number to pi will win a small prize! Just give me the number you got up to the hundredths place.
Thank you, Rainbowcat1, for posting yesterday! ^.^ That gave me a lot of time to make some new graphics and backgrounds, which I will share with you later in this post. :D
For today's Saturday Commission Raffle, I will be giving away 2 custom graphics, 1 custom header and 1 set of custom social media icons! Just comment a number from 1-100!
Here are the graphics and backgrounds that I made yesterday! You can use all of these without credit!
by awesomepanda868 (no credit needed)
by awesomepanda868 (no credit needed)
That last one was a printer, in case it wasn't clear. :P
Okay, I hope you enjoyed today's post! ^.^
-Panda
P.S. Make sure to check out spiritpaw4's Super Pi Day party later, at 5:00 PM AJGC time!
73
ReplyDelete84
ReplyDeleteWe learn the surface area and circumference of circles in 7th Grade, so I already knew how to do that stuff. xD
ReplyDeleteXD
Delete6
ReplyDeleteWOW! Awesome graphics panda! I know how to put them as backgrounds, but my dad said not to do it anymore because it makes our computers slow. Sigh. I never saw the first two, did you make them yourself? Where did you get all these BEAUTIFUL graphics? I wish they came out with the Printer so we can use the Laptop, Phone, and Computer. -d66864 on AJ
ReplyDeleteThanks! :D I made the last two by myself, but for the backgrounds I took screenshots of scenes in one of AJ's videos.
Delete-Panda