Variables Mugs

Description: A poster design i created for the game Bioshock Infinite.

Description: A design inspired by Bioshock Infinite

Description: A bold typographic design with white text on alternating black and bright pink backgrounds. The text 'DECLARE' is in a sans-serif font on a black bar, 'Variables' is in cursive script on a pink bar, and 'NOT WAR' is in sans-serif font on a black bar.

Description: A dark background displays lines of code. It features variable declarations like "let userValue = 10;", "let count = 1;", and "let isperfect = true;". A "while" loop condition "(count <= userValue)" and an "if" condition "(count % 2 === 0)" are visible, along with "ship(count);" and "count++;".

Description: Instead of declaring wars, the world be a better place if everyone learned maths or programming and declared variables. This design could be suitable gift for mathematics teachers, match geeks and even software developers and programmers.

Description: Bioshock Infinite inspired art-deco design (#TPArtDecoContest)

Description: He doesn't row.

Description: This funny epidemiology definition design will make a perfect gift for any epidemiologists

Description: A poster design i made for bioshock infinite burial at sea DLC.

Description: Dear Algebra Please Stop Asking Us To Find Your X She Is Never Coming Back And Don't Ask Y. This humorous math design is perfect for algebra students, math teachers, and mathematics enthusiasts who enjoy witty academic humor.

Description: In a world that's always changing, stay true to yourself! 📈 This clever "In a World of Variables, Be a Constant" design is the perfect mix of mathematical logic and inspirational wit. A great gift for math teachers, engineers, programmers, and students who appreciate a smart play on words.

Description: "Dear Algebra Please Stop Asking Us To Find Your X She Is Never Coming Back And Don't Ask Y" is for math students, algebra teachers, and school humor enthusiasts. Perfect for funny math, back to school, and anyone who understands variables X and Y.

Description: Veni! Vidi! Vigor!

Description: Funny math humor for students and teachers who love algebra jokes. Features the humorous message Dear Algebra Please Stop Asking Us To Find Your X She Is Never Coming Back And Don't Ask Y.

Description: Big Daddy Retro Japanese Bioshock

Description: A funny math design for students and teachers. Features the complete text: Dear Algebra Please Stop Asking Us To Find Your X She Is Never Coming Back And Don't Ask Y.

Description: Dear Algebra Please Stop Asking Us To Find Your X She Is Never Coming Back And Don't Ask Y. Perfect Math Humor For Students, Teachers, And Anyone Who Loves Funny Algebra Puns.

Description: One of 3 illustrations/edits i made of the Songbird final moments in Bioshock Infinite, drowning outside of the city of rapture, one of the saddest moments in the game.

Description: Never be alone again

Description: Splicer!!! With the use of this Bucking Bronco inspired shirt, making your way through Rapture has never been easier

Description: The power of Lutece!

Description: A colorful mind map detailing branches of mathematics. The central topic 'MATH' connects to 'ALGEBRA', 'GEOMETRY', 'CALCULUS', 'LOGIC & DISCRETE MATH', 'NUMBER THEORY', and 'STATISTICS & PROBABILITY'. Each main branch further expands into sub-topics with descriptive labels.

Description: A black background features bold, colorful text with mathematical symbols and equations. The text reads "I'M A MATH TEACHER", "TEACHING ALGEBRA % AND CALCULUS IS LIKE HERDING...", "NUMBERS.", "I SPEAK IN VARIABLES, PROBLEMS? I'VE GOT SOLUTIONS!", and "KEEP CALM AND DERIVE ON.". Mathematical elements like pi, sigma notation, a protractor, a calculator, and equations are interspersed.

Description: Inspired by Bioshock Infinite

Description: A minimalist presentation of a mathematical equation in white text on a black background. The equation reads 'P(A, B) = 1/2'. The text is large, bold, and centered.

Description: A dense pattern of white mathematical symbols and equations set against a solid black background. The arrangement is grid-like, featuring a variety of characters including infinity symbols, division signs, percentages, equals signs, multiplications, variables like 'x' and 'b', Greek letters such as 'Gamma' and 'Phi', summation symbols, integrals, and exponents like 'x²', 't²', and 'f⁶'. The layout is uniform and repeating, creating a visually complex texture.

Description: A black background displays a physics equation with symbols such as dv/dt, a spring, and p. Below, a grid shows a white sine wave and concentric circles with an arrow indicating direction, representing a waveform and radial graph.

Description: A black background with white text and a central white diagram. The top text reads "WHAT PART OF" and the bottom text reads "DON'T YOU UNDERSTAND?". The diagram features axes with labels and curves, with points A, B, C, and D marked. Text labels include "Air Speeds," "F = Speeds," and "X = 1/2."

Description: Funny Math Algebra design for Students and Teachers. This humorous Math design says Dear Algebra Please Stop Asking Us To Find Your X She Is Never Coming Back And Don't Ask Y.

Description: A chalk-style white line drawing on a black background. At the top is a 20-sided die. Below are mathematical formulas and variables. In the lower section, a knight holding a shield and wand ponders a friendly dragon, with a question mark above its head. The text "n=1 s=20", complex equations, and "1 / 20^2 =" are visible.

Description: A conceptual visual displaying a Venn diagram with labels A, B, and C, overlapping a purple ornate background. Below is a Cartesian coordinate system with a green parabola. An open book filled with mathematical formulas and symbols forms the base of the composition. The text includes equations and symbols.

Description: A terminal screen displaying a shell script titled '$ cat example_script.sh'. It shows sections for '# Defining variables' with PART1="Hello" and PART2="World", and '# Reconstructing the phrase' with 'echo $PART1, $PART2!'. The output 'Hello, World!' is visible at the bottom.