String Theory Tapestries

You can’t predict people!

Ancient and modern esoteric thinkers have associated the Flower of Life with the dimensional nature of our universe. Adding the dimensional holographic/fractal aspect to this pattern makes more sense to me after considering String Theories. I think the best way to describe this design is a Holographic Fractal. Unlike regular fractals, the repeating patterns is everywhere at once rather than on the edges. Background Image Credit: freepik from FreePik website.

Ancient and modern esoteric thinkers have associated the Flower of Life with the dimensional nature of our universe. Adding the dimensional holographic/fractal aspect to this pattern makes more sense to me after considering String Theories. I think the best way to describe this design is a Holographic Fractal. Unlike regular fractals, the repeating patterns is everywhere at once rather than on the edges. Background Image Credit: freepik from FreePik website.

Ancient and modern esoteric thinkers have associated the Flower of Life with the dimensional nature of our universe. Adding the dimensional holographic/fractal aspect to this pattern makes more sense to me after considering String Theories. I think the best way to describe this design is a Holographic Fractal. Unlike regular fractals, the repeating patterns is everywhere at once rather than on the edges. Background Image Credit: freepik from FreePik website.

Ancient and modern esoteric thinkers have associated the Flower of Life with the dimensional nature of our universe. Adding the dimensional holographic/fractal aspect to this pattern makes more sense to me after considering String Theories. I think the best way to describe this design is a Holographic Fractal. Unlike regular fractals, the repeating patterns is everywhere at once rather than on the edges. Background Image Credit: freepik from FreePik website.

Ancient and modern esoteric thinkers have associated the Flower of Life with the dimensional nature of our universe. Adding the dimensional holographic/fractal aspect to this pattern makes more sense to me after considering String Theories. I think the best way to describe this design is a Holographic Fractal. Unlike regular fractals, the repeating patterns is everywhere at once rather than on the edges. Background Image Credit: freepik from FreePik website.

Art inspired by the new Hanson album “Red Green Blue” and the image that came to MY mind when I heard about it - a CRT Television!

Ancient and modern esoteric thinkers have associated the Flower of Life with the dimensional nature of our universe. Adding the dimensional holographic/fractal aspect to this pattern makes more sense to me after considering String Theories. I think the best way to describe this design is a Holographic Fractal. Unlike regular fractals, the repeating patterns is everywhere at once rather than on the edges. Background Image Credit: freepik from FreePik website.

Ancient and modern esoteric thinkers have associated the Flower of Life with the dimensional nature of our universe. Adding the dimensional holographic/fractal aspect to this pattern makes more sense to me after considering String Theories. I think the best way to describe this design is a Holographic Fractal. Unlike regular fractals, the repeating patterns is everywhere at once rather than on the edges. Background Image Credit: freepik from FreePik website.

An adorable funny physics pun gift idea with cation visual joke for science nerds. Arm up your cute physics apparel with this funny science joke design for men and women. Perfect gag gift for a birthday.

A design inspired by harmonographs and Lissajous curves that create geometric images using pendulums and harmonic motion. The harmonograph was created using an algorithm and specially created data in R using ggplot2. Additional triangles were added to create more visual interest and to frame the 'wormhole'. The harmonograph is colored with the Inferno palette; perpetually shaded colors of Black Red Yellow.

Music is universal

This drawing shows a black hole in space. If you're still looking for a cool gift for a particle physics or astrophysics student, this black hole motif is perfect.

Ancient and modern esoteric thinkers have associated the Flower of Life with the dimensional nature of our universe. Adding the dimensional holographic/fractal aspect to this pattern makes more sense to me after considering String Theories. I think the best way to describe this design is a Holographic Fractal. Unlike regular fractals, the repeating patterns is everywhere at once rather than on the edges. Background Image Credit: freepik from FreePik website.