Crazy Science Pillows
Description: Grab this "I just want to make crazy science with you" design for yourself or give it as a perfect gift for a Cophine fan in Clone Club! --- Check out our portfolio for more LGBTQ+ pride and fandom designs! --- Like this design but want something modified? Feel free to message us if you want to see another variation!
Description: Periodic-table gag featuring the fictional element “Ah” — The Element of Surprise. A witty chem-nerd joke for teachers, students, and science fans.
Crazy Dog “Ah… The Element of Surprise” — Funny Periodic Table Science Humor Pillow
by ScienceCorner
$28
Description: Teen misfits Gary and Wyatt design their ideal woman on a computer, and a freak electrical accident brings her to life in the form of the lovely, superhuman Lisa. She outfits Gary and Wyatt in cool clothes, surprises them with a Porsche and helps them stand up to jerks Ian and Max. But, all the while, the boys must hide Lisa's existence from Chet, Wyatt's nightmare of a big brother.
Description: A funny conspiracy theory design featuring a hypnotic alien cat with the message “Cats Are Aliens, Sent to Earth to Spy on Us!” Perfect for cat lovers, sci fi fans, conspiracy theory enthusiasts and anyone convinced their feline companion might be gathering intelligence for another planet.
Description: For cat lovers, science geeks, and anyone who appreciates feline chaos, this hilarious Periodic Table of Cats transforms classic cat behaviors into clever chemical elements. Featuring everything from Purr-ium and Nap-nium to Loaf-nium, Chonk-ium, and Hiss-ium, this colorful cartoon chart celebrates the many moods, habits, and personalities that make cats endlessly entertaining. Perfect for pet enthusiasts, veterinarians, chemistry fans, STEM students, teachers, and proud cat parents who know every kitty has its own unique element.
Description: Bring some wild laboratory energy to your style with this crazy skeleton scientist artwork. Featuring a grinning skull, glowing green chemical experiments, bubbling laboratory glassware, and a chaotic mix of horror and cartoon aesthetics, this design is perfect for fans of mad scientists, skeleton art, weird science, and colorful spooky illustrations. A fun choice for science lovers, horror enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys unusual retro-inspired artwork.
Crazy Skeleton Scientist Green Chemistry Horror Art Pillow
by DariopprStudio
$23 $28
Description: A monochrome depiction of a space shuttle positioned horizontally. Above the shuttle, the text "AEROSPACE" curves around. Below the shuttle, "ENGINEER" is prominently displayed in large block letters. Underneath, two lines of text read "CRAZY ENOUGH TO BLAST YOU INTO SPACE" and "SMART ENOUGH TO GET BACK".
Description: A black background features white text that reads "SKILLED ENOUGH TO BE A" and "CRAZY ENOUGH TO LOVE IT". Between these lines, the word "CHEMICAL ENGINEER" is displayed in light blue. A geometric molecular structure graphic is at the top, and science laboratory equipment, including microscopes and beakers, flanks the central text.
Description: A retro-style typographic composition with scientific laboratory elements. The text "SKILLED ENOUGH TO BE A CHEMICAL ENGINEER CRAZY ENOUGH TO LOVE IT" is displayed in a distressed, light blue font against a black background. A microscope and laboratory flasks are positioned below the central text.
Description: A bold, white text design on a black background features the words "AEROSPACE ENGINEERING" at the top. Below this, in a script font, is "Crazy Enough." A stylized rocket ascends from a purple nebula with white stars. The text "to blast you" is above "INTO SPACE," followed by "Smart Enough TO GET YOU BACK."
Description: The series is based on a 19th century theory called Ontogeny Recapitulate Phylogeny. It is the idea of an organism going though it’s history of its species during growth and development. I have this concept in my mind since A.P. Biology in High School, and also goes along with my interest in the process of metamorphosis. I will put a new image on teepublic weekly, for 40 weeks, then it is born into the world. This is image 6 of 40
