Monsters representing breadth first search, depth first search, and a stack data structure.
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Graph traversal monsters
Category: Monsters
One of my favorite past times is drawing friendly monsters.
My medium of choice is the iPad / Apple pencil combo in Keynote for easy use in slides and printing in stickers, but monsters are not picky about where and how they appear.
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Graph Theory Monsters, Bipartite Graph
Bipartite graphs as monsters: We who are different are connected.
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Almost Birthday Monster
This monster is almost one year old.
Gotta love this monster’s candid expression!
This is possibly the cutest thing I have ever created! The middle illustration peels off into its own sticker.
If you’re ever frustrated, feeling like, “No one is listening to me!!” just look at this sweet monster.
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Emo-shapes #1
This shape embodies the illusion that everyone else knows exactly where to go, and fits perfectly into what they do.
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Saturday, plant-based monsters
These monsters are enjoying the weekend so far! Looks like they won’t be going anywhere.
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Friday monster
A friendly monster to welcome in the weekend! This has happened before.
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Story time monsters
Another slide from my talk, this image represents the end of a short story about how a CSS algorithm saved the day!
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Monsters working on a house of cards
These monsters are working on a house of cards, an experience similar to working on a code-base that has not been tended to appropriately over the years! This is a slide from my “Algorithms in CSS” talk.
Do you know the one I’m talking about? Boba fet, maybe?
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Monster with flower boogers
Look at this nice monster with flowers coming out of its nose. A+ boogers.
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“Say hello to the weekend” monster
Well, hello there, weekend!
I drew this monster while having dinner at a nice bar in Dayton, OH called “Lucky’s”. The burgers didn’t look like this…err on second thought, I didn’t order one so I don’t know!