Electromagnetism Tapestries

Description: What if Nikola Tesla had discovered a different kind of electricity? This design came from imagining one of history's greatest inventors alongside one of gaming's most recognizable electric creatures. I loved the idea of mixing science and gaming into a kawaii chibi style mashup with a fun geeky twist. Perfect for science lovers, engineers, gamers and anyone who enjoys clever mashups.

Description: The infamous and very useful equation to move from contour integral to surface integral, also known as Stokes theorem.

Description: Physics Electromagnetism concept for science students, teachers, and engineers. This design features the statement No Flux Given. Ideal for physicists, academics, and STEM enthusiasts studying Gauss's Law and electric fields.

Description: A clever physics pun design featuring a cube with arrows and the equation “∯∯ q·dA = 0,” topped off with the joke phrase “NO FLUX GIVEN” — perfect for science lovers, physics students, and STEM nerds.

Description: A clever physics pun design featuring a cube with arrows and the equation “∯∯ q·dA = 0,” topped off with the joke phrase “NO FLUX GIVEN” — perfect for science lovers, physics students, and STEM nerds.

Description: Magnetic field emissions spreading as orange spikes to spread energy from a dark center

Description: illsutration of Maxwell Equation with electromagnetic wave

Description: This Physics Electromagnetism Gauss's Law design features the exact text No Flux Given. ϕ = ∫s E ⋅ dA = 0. Ideal for Physicist, Engineer, Student, Professor, Science Lover, STEM Enthusiast, and Academic Professional.

Description: A dark background features white mathematical equations and symbols arranged to resemble a clock face. Two white lines meet at a central point, forming clock hands. Equations like '(a+b)² = a² + 2ab + b²', 'lim sin x / x = 1', and 'sin(π/2) = 1' are present.

Description: Faraday law of electromagnetic induction which is the founding block of almost all the engineering we use, from electrical to mechanical engineering.

Description: The definition of the electromagnetic tensor derived by working in 4 dimensions in Minkowski spacetime.

Description: And-God-Said-Maxwells-Equations-And-Then-There-Was-LIGHT-Physics-Engineer-Science-Student

Description: A beautiful equation, assembling the four equations of Maxwell in a compact unique equation.

Description: Illustrated electricGauss law from Maxwell equations.

Description: Illustrated electric Gauss law from Maxwell equations.

Description: illsutration of Maxwell Equation with electromagnetic wave

Description: illsutration of Maxwell Equation with electromagnetic wave

Description: illustration of Maxwell Equation with electromagnetic wave

Description: Nikola Tesla

Description: Nikola Tesla

Description: Nikola Tesla

Description: The formula giving the speed of light in a vacuum, this formula is deduced using the d'Alembert wave equation, and it proves the wave nature of light.

Description: Michael Faraday

Description: James Clerk Maxwell

Description: Michael Faraday

Description: Michael Faraday

Description: Michael Faraday

Description: The Gospel According to Maxwell. And then there was light

Description: Deriving d'Alembert wave equation of electric field from Maxwell's equations.

Description: Modern artwork of electromagnets controlling sub atomic particles.

Description: The infamous and very useful equation to move from volume integral to surface integral.

Description: Faraday Retro Cool Poster Propaganda Art Design.

Description: Faraday Retro Cool Poster Propaganda Art Design.

Description: Elegant black line art portrait of Michael Faraday with his handwritten signature, designed to look most striking on light-colored backgrounds and products. Honors the legendary scientist and pioneer of electromagnetism and electrochemistry. Perfect for fans of physics, chemistry, science history, and STEM enthusiasts. Clean classic portrait style paired with the signature creates an inspirational design celebrating innovation, intellect, and groundbreaking discoveries. Ideal for science lovers, students, educators, and anyone who admires Faraday’s legacy.