Natural Elements Mugs
Description: Ancient Geek Periodic Table of Elements • Earth Wind Fire Water Symbols. A cool, funny science chemistry graphic showing the four classical Ancient Greek elements to help explain the nature and complexity of all matter in terms of simpler substances. An awesome gift for science, physics, chemistry and math lovers, teachers and students who know that ancient cultures in Greece, Persia, Babylonia, Japan, Tibet, and India all had similar lists of elements related to cosmology, philosophy and mythology.
Description: A horizontal composition featuring the word \"SPRING\" rendered with natural elements. The \"S\" is formed by a snail on a leaf. The \"P\" is a lily of the valley plant. The \"R\" is a delicate vine with pink flowers. The \"I\" is a fern. The \"N\" is a mushroom. The \"G\" is a bluebell flower stem. All on a black background.
Description: Rush, distilled down to pure, Natural Science. This minimalist periodic-table spoof celebrates the holy trinity of prog rock — Geddy, Alex, and Neil — as the element “Ru.” Yeah, we know Ru is already ruthenium and tungsten is the 74th element. But this is prog rock’s version of chemistry. Atomic number 74 marks the year of their debut, and atomic weight 21.12 honors their magnum opus. Clean, bold, and instantly recognizable — the perfect shirt for Rush fans, chemistry nerds, and anyone who believes rock is elemental.
Description: Show off your love for nature with the Yes I Really Do Need All Of These Rocks tee. This shirt is perfect for anyone who enjoys collecting rocks and exploring the great outdoors. With a unique and eye-catching design, this tee is sure to be a conversation starter wherever you go.
Description: Introducing Blooming Cannabis: A Leafy Delight, this charming accessory is sure to add a touch of nature to your wardrobe. With its vibrant green hues and intricate leaf pattern, this piece brings a fresh, botanical vibe to any outfit. Perfect for adding a pop of color and style to your look, Blooming Cannabis is a must-have accessory for any nature lover.
Description: Have been looking at a lot of classic art and design concepts - Paul Rand, old jazz records, and some Matisse. Mix in a bit of Draplin and a want to keep exploring some different things I can do with Illustrator. I like it. Apples are such a classic shape - doing something new with them is hard. This isn't exactly new - but I think it's skirting a line of originality in there somewhere.