Scientists Gifts T-Shirts

Just two lipids hanging out on the bilayer!

Celebrate Black excellence in STEM. This design highlights some of the notable and pioneering Black scientists that have made contributions to the field of science over the last 200 years.

Eat Sleep Excel Repeat, cool and funny design for data scientists

A design of a data garden complete with leaves, flowers and butterflies. All the images were created with specially generated data in R and ggplot2. The leaves and butterflies are circular bar charts and the flowers are rose curves. The colours included in the palette is from ggplot2; the inferno (black red yellow), plasma (blue red yellow) and viridis (blue green yellow).

This image features a humorous cartoon depiction of a lab rat holding a sign that reads "DON'T FEED THE SCIENTISTS!" The rat is surrounded by an assortment of snacks and junk food like popcorn, corn chips, candy, soda cans, and more. A laptop and some scientific papers scattered around imply a busy research environment. It's a playful take on the phrase "don't feed the animals" often seen in zoos.

This image features a comical illustration of a scientist surrounded by whimsical, colorful monsters, each with exaggerated and funny expressions. The scientist, in the center, is humorously depicted with wild hair and googly eyes, emphasizing the chaos of feeding these imaginative creatures. The text "DON'T FEED THE SCIENTISTS" looms large above, suggesting a light-hearted warning or a playful nod to the pandemonium that ensues when science experiments go awry. The overall feel is playful, imaginative, and slightly chaotic.

This comical monochrome image presents a row of exaggerated cartoon scientists and various prehistoric creatures, all eagerly eating or being fed different types of food. With wide grins, quirky glasses, and a diversity of expressions, they embody a lively scientific team. The phrase "DON'T FEED THE SCIENTISTS" is prominently displayed at the top, adding a touch of humor and irony to the scene.

A space map with unidentified objects occupying time points. The map is created with geometric shapes and lines featuring Maurer roses created with specially generated data in R.

A Science logo inspired by the "I love New York" slogan with typewriter typography and a red heart.

An ammonite with a nebula coloured shell. The shell was created with specially generated data in R and ggplot2 with the inferno palette of perpetual Pink, Blue and Green.

A design inspired by the beauty of jewel toned dragonflies created specially generated data in R studio using polygon algorithms for the mandalas and circular bar charts. Includes polygon mandalas such as, triangles (3 points), pentagons (5), heptagons (7), octagon (8), nonagon (9), decagon (10), hendecagon (11) and tridecagon (13). Generated in an altered Viridis color palette; perceptually uniform shades of magenta blue green on a black background.

A word cloud generated in R Studio with terms relevant to the industry of Data Science. Generated in the Plasma color palette; perceptually uniform shades of blue red yellow.

A phyllotactic spiral inspired by the arrangement of leaves on a plant stem. Generated with individual points using R code in the Plasma color palette; perceptually uniform shades of blue red yellow on a black background.

I am a steminist.

Perfect retro science shirt for scientists, lab assistants, students and professors. Also makes a funny science gift at Christmas and birthdays.

A design inspired by dream catchers arranged in three levels. This is a Data Catcher created with randomly generated data in R studio using Chord diagrams and Branching dendograms. Generated in three different color palettes; perceptually uniform shades of blue red yellow (Plasma), blue green yellow (Viridis), black red yellow (Inferno) on a white background.

Made a thing based on an inspirational quote from the legendary Carl Sagan.

A design inspired by the important active pollinator known as the honey bee created with specially generated data in R studio using polygon algorithms for the mandalas, circular bar charts and rose curves. Includes polygon mandalas such as, a triangle (3 points), pentagon (5), heptagon (7) and tridecagon (13). The wings are circular bar charts and the antenna are modified rose curves. Generated in the Inferno color palette; perceptually uniform shades of black, red and yellow.

Perfect for aspiring astronauts, space science fans, rocket scientists and science fiction fans. Also makes a cool space science gift at Christmas and birthdays.

Perfect for aspiring astronauts, space science fans, rocket scientists and science fiction fans. Also makes a cool space science gift at Christmas and birthdays.

Perfect for aspiring astronauts, space science fans, rocket scientists and science fiction fans. Also makes a cool space science gift at Christmas and birthdays.

Forget Princess I Want To Be A Scientist Science Girl Shirt. Does your Daughter want to be a clever Scientist instead of a Princess. Future female Scientists and Science Teachers? This Shirt makes a great gift for your Granddaughter, Niece or a friend Does your Daughter want to be a clever Scientist instead of a Princess. Future female Scientists and Science Teachers? This Shirt makes a great gift for your Granddaughter, Niece or a friend

A design inspired by dream catchers. This is a Data Catcher created with randomly generated data in R studio using Chord diagrams and Branching dendograms. Generated in the Viridis color palette; perceptually uniform shades of blue green yellow on a black background.

There are two types of people in this world: 1) Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data is one of the favorites design of statisticians, data scientists, science students, science teachers, and programmers all over the world.

Science Doesn't Care What You Believe

Science Doesn't Care What You Believe

A collection of phyllotactic spirals inspired by the arrangement of leaves on a plant stem. Each spiral was generated with individual points using R code. Afterwards a kaleidoscope algorithm was applied at 36 degrees with 6 polygon points.

A design inspired by dream catchers. This is a Data Catcher created with randomly generated data in R studio using Chord diagrams and Branching dendograms. Generated my own custom Nebula color palette; perceptually uniform shades of pink blue green on a black background.

Badass Quote

This Koala is an 100 percent qualified data scientist! The koala has been hand drawn and coloured digitally with the Viridis data colour palette.

A design inspired by dream catchers. This is a Data Catcher created with randomly generated data in R studio using Chord diagrams and Branching dendograms. Generated in the Inferno color palette; perceptually uniform shades of black red yellow on a black background.

Best Scientist Ever

This Koala is an 100 percent qualified data scientist! The koala has been hand drawn and coloured digitally with the Plasma data colour palette.

A kaleidoscope design inspired by the beauty and symmetry of Rose Curves. In mathematics, a rose or rhodonea curve is a sinusoid plotted in polar coordinates. The curves were created with polygon density plots and specially generated data in R. The colours were created with the Viridis, Plasma and Inferno colour palettes in perpetual shades of blue green yellow, blue red yellow and black red yellow respectively.

Best Scientist Ever

A design inspired by dream catchers. This is a Data Catcher created with randomly generated data in R studio using Chord diagrams and Branching dendograms. Generated in the Plasma color palette; perceptually uniform shades of blue red yellow on a white background.