Math Nerd Socks
Description: For the science enthusiast, this science design is the perfect way to show your love for your biology teacher, chemistry buddy, or brainy bestie. Who wouldn't appreciate a funny and nerdy gift like this? Looking for the perfect gift for your math-loving teacher or student? Look no further! This trigonometry-inspired design is the perfect choice for any math nerd. Sure, algebra can be tough, but at least they can now show off their passion with style!
Description: A clever math joke that nails the perfect blend of nerdy humor and sarcasm. Great for students, teachers, math enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates a smart, ironic punchline. Ideal for school days, math club events, study sessions, or anyone who wants to show off a witty brainy vibe.
Description: Discover the science of feline mischief with this “What Cats Really Think” funny physics cat design! Featuring a curious cat and a glass of water surrounded by playful physics equations, this artwork is perfect for cat lovers, science enthusiasts, and fans of nerdy humor. Great for t-shirts, hoodies, mugs, and as a gift for anyone who loves cats and STEM jokes.
Description: Show your geekiness with this design that includes 9 fractals (how many of your friends can name them all?) Great gift for your favorite math geek or teacher. Fibonacci's golden spiral, Koch anti-snowflake, Mandelbrot set, Sierpinski's carpet, Pentaflake, Sierpinski's curve, Koch snowflake, Banach fractal rose and Apollonian gasket. See my other fractal designs in several colors.
Description: Show your geekiness with this design that includes 9 fractals (how many of your friends can name them all?) Great gift for your favorite math geek or teacher. Fibonacci's golden spiral, Koch anti-snowflake, Mandelbrot set, Sierpinski's carpet, Pentaflake, Sierpinski's curve, Koch snowflake, Banach fractal rose and Apollonian gasket. See my other fractal designs in several colors.
Description: I went through a phase of being a tad obsessed with the wonderful world of polyominoes and, in particular, hexominoes. This was the result. I've created a detailed illustration based on the layout of each of these fascinating shapes. If you want a closer look here's a <a href="http://laurencejenkins.com/post/54101225913/all-35-free-hexominoes-like-tetris-only-50">higher resolution version</a>.
Description: The bifurcation diagram for the logistic map is one of the most intriguing fractals in all of non-linear dynamics. Produced from a simple quadratic iterative scheme, it contains within itself windows of chaos and infinite self-similarity. It also looks quite a bit like a tree! Thus I took some liberties and created this colorful logistic tree which holds the essence of the original diagram while branching out to meet its natural cohort. You'll want to choose a light colored shirt for this one.
