Women In Stem Posters and Art Prints

Science and everyday life cannot and should not be separated.

Science and everyday life cannot and should not be separated.

Science and everyday life cannot and should not be separated.

Nursing.

Show your love for science with this minimalist design for proud botanists, biologists and ecologists!

Steminist Feminist

Celebrate women in STEM!

For rocket scientists.

Drawing of a female witcher with a fun and geeky phrase: "I'm a coding girl, not a witch, but sometimes I feel like I'm doing the same thing." Perfect for having a laugh with your geeks colleagues at work.

A woman's place is in the lab.

For physicists.

Show your love for science with this minimalist design for proud earth scientists, environmental scientist and geologists!

Make a bold statistical statement with our Your Opinion Is Not P < 0.05 piece! This design is perfect for data scientists, statisticians, and anyone who understands the importance of statics!

A woman's place is in the lab.

A woman's place is in the lab.

For scientists.

If at first you dont succeed statistics shirt, Math Shirt, Mathematician Shirt, Math Teacher

For rocket scientists.

Show your love for science with this minimalist design for proud virologists, biologists and microbiologists!

For scientists.

Interpretation of Amelia Earhart, the first female aviator to fly solo across the Atlantic. This is part of a collection of pieces celebrating women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Following the style of Patrick Nagel.

For rocket scientists.

Programmer girl Ada Lovelace

For molecular biologists.

Show your love for science with this minimalist design for proud neuroscientists and brain researcher!

For chemists.

pink engineer gear

For scientists.

where's the engineer? you're looking at her.

For scientists.

Future PA

Dr. Jane Goodall is an environmental activist, hero, and pioneering zoological field researcher that is saving the world

Interpretation of Rosalind Franklin, who helped identify DNA. This is part of a collection of pieces celebrating women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Following the style of Patrick Nagel.

Melitta Bentz saw a problem (grounds in her coffee) and found a solution (the coffee filter) that has been making life easier for us ever since. See my other feminist designs.

future physicist

Nobel Prize winner Marie Curie.