Periodic Elements Tapestries
Description: I created this design for the masters of sarcasm. Text in Spanish. Each chemical element represents a trait of pure sarcasm: acidity, coldness, harshness, and irony. The oxygen at the end brings it to life. A tribute to those who use intelligence as a weapon. “Scientifically proven sarcasm!"
Description: A black background with four white bordered boxes arranged horizontally. Each box resembles a periodic table element square. The first box contains 'Pop' and 'Carm', the second 'Pop' and 'Mad', the third 'CoRn' and 'CoRn', and the fourth 'Rn' and 'Stam'. Numbers appear at the top of each box.
Description: A composition featuring a stylized periodic table with fictional element symbols. Below the table, large white text asks "CAN I LICK IT?". This is followed by four colored rectangular buttons with text: "SURE, GO FOR IT" (yellow), "MAYBE, NOT THE BEST IDEA" (green), "PLEACE, DON'T DO THAT" (red), and "SEE YOU IN THE OTHER SIDE" (blue).
Description: A striking composition featuring golden chess pieces in silhouette against a black background. Below the pieces, the word "CHESS" is spelled out using elements from the periodic table, each with a corresponding atomic number and element name. The layout is clean and emphasizes both the game and chemical elements.
Description: Celebrate your love for caffeine with this clever periodic table . Featuring creative chemical elements, this colorful graphic is perfect for science enthusiasts, lab researchers, and caffeine lovers alike. Show off your nerdy side and start your morning right with this unique and stylish chemistry inspired graphic.
Description: A stark black background with four white rectangular boxes arranged horizontally. Each box represents an element from the periodic table. The first box shows 'Po' with '209' and '84'. The second shows 'P' with '30.97' and '15'. The third shows 'Co' with '58.93' and '27'. The fourth shows 'Rn' with '222' and '86'. Below each symbol is the element's name: Polonium, Phosphorus, Cobalt, and Radon.
Description: A black background displays large white distressed text reading "CAN I LICK IT?". Below this, text and a modified periodic table are shown. The text reads "Sure, go for it" next to a green square, and "Maybe, not the best idea" next to a red square. A section of the periodic table follows with various elements and text. Finally, "Please, the on't do that" is written above another modified periodic table section, ending with the word "Red".
Description: What if art history could be read like chemistry? This original Periodic Table of Art History maps 118 artist-elements into a chemistry-inspired structure of 18 art-historical families, seven periods, and two detached series. From Brunelleschi, Donatello, Jan van Eyck, and Leonardo to Yayoi Kusama, Shirin Neshat, Hito Steyerl, and Cao Fei, the design turns more than six centuries of art into a compact comparative map. Designed for art historians, artists, museum professionals, teachers, students, architects, and anyone who enjoys seeing the history of art from a different angle.
Description: A black background with white text and symbols arranged in a style resembling the periodic table of elements. It displays the elements 'Po', 'P', 'CO', 'Rr', and 'N', with their corresponding atomic numbers and names below: 'Polonium', 'Phosphorus', 'Phosphorus', 'Cobalto', and 'Radon'. Numbers 1500, 1000, 247, and 127 are also visible.
Description: A minimalist, monochrome representation of three elements from the periodic table. The first shows 'Ba' with atomic number 56 and atomic mass 137.33. The second displays 'Co' with atomic number 27 and atomic mass 58.93. The third element is 'N' with atomic number 7 and atomic mass 14.01. The overall composition spells out "Bacon".
Description: A black background with white, distressed text at the top reading "CAN I LICK IT?". Below this are four colored squares (green, lime green, yellow, red) next to text indicating 'Sure, go for it', 'Maybe, not the best idea', 'Please, don't do that', and 'See you on the other side' respectively. The lower portion of the composition features a stylized representation of the periodic table of elements with various chemical symbols and numbers.
Description: A graphic design presented in three black squares with white borders, mimicking elements from a periodic table. The first square shows '39' and 'Y' for Yttrium with atomic mass '88.91'. The second shows '8' and 'O' for Oxygen with atomic mass '16.00'. The third shows '31' and 'Ga' for Gallium with atomic mass '69.72'.
