Hand-Drawn Style Probability Density Curve
An animated probability density function rendered with a hand-sketched, cursive-style aesthetic, complete with looping curves and annotated labels that look drawn by pen. The animation traces the bell-shaped curve, shades the area under it to represent probability, and overlays supporting images and small graphs to connect the math to real-world data. Useful for students learning continuous distributions and teachers wanting a warmer, notebook-style visual instead of a plain textbook graph.
16:9 · every frame verified for overlaps, spacing and edges before rendering
The prompt that made it
Make it fancier and more engaging. Use images and graphs and make the PDF look like it is handwritten in cursive
Make the next one in this series
- Show how changing the mean and standard deviation reshapes the hand-drawn normal curve
- Animate the cumulative distribution function forming as the area under the PDF fills in
- Compare a hand-drawn normal PDF side by side with a skewed distribution and explain the difference
