Scientific Pillows

Botanical style illustration of fly agaric mushrooms, the classic fairytale fungi, from my nature sketchbook. Includes scientific name and information about the mushroom's properties in handwritten script.

An illustration of a Peperomia argyreia from the 19th century.

An illustration of an Adiantum fern from the 19th century.

a futuristic cybernetic dog made from industrial parts

Propane C3H8 gas molecule

Real fern leaf collected in Brittany, France.

The vitamins that every NASA astronaut needs and always consumes before going to outer space.

Is Francis Bacon your homeboy? Keen to test your mates inductive reasoning? Want to enlighten them to a thing or two? Want to give a subtle nod to the Scientific Revolution? Don't we all! No need to give this decision the Baconian method - buy today!

Check out the James Webb astronomy art turned into a stunning mandala design.

Science is science, not opinion.

Under suspicion in recent years, science has brought us from the caves of the origins of man through the dark ages. But recently climate change and vaccinations have been questioned by the intellectually challenged. eBrush Design science graphics are sure to be loved by believers and scientists alike. Funny, poignant, or inspiring, our awesome science designs make an impression.

Get charged up about this design - from a 1909 scientific illustration showing many colorful models of electric current.

Astronomers Milky Way starry sky design. Father and daughter look through the telescope at their own imaginative star-warts. The moonlight in the night sky of the galaxy. Research and dreams

Botanical illustration of the Colocasia esculenta 'Illustris' from the 19th century.

Cat in white uniform: purrplexing quantum yarn-tanglement theory

The Hydrogen Atom!

Black and white ferret illustration

This Gazing Upward Exploring Beyond Astrology Space Design is perfect for the curious observer.

Neuroscience not for everybody. I love neuroscience. neuroscience gift ideas.

Porcellionides pruinosus "powder blue," the wild type coloration of p. pruinosus. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Cubaris sp. "Panda King" rolled up into a ball, also known as conglobating. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Cubaris murina "Papaya" rolled up into a ball, also known as conglobating. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Porcellio bolivari, a giant Spanish isopod. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

A currently unidentified species of isopod from Vietnam currently called Merulanella sp. "Scarlet." It may be a morph of Merulanella sp. "Tricolor," as Tricolor individuals appear in captive Scarlet colonies, implying that "Scarlet" coloration may be caused by a recessive gene. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

The Zebra isopod, armadillidium maculatum, hand-painted in watercolor!

The variegated pill isopod, Armadillidium versicolor (locality from Ukraine), hand-painted in watercolor!

An unidentified species of isopod from Thailand, currently known as Isopoda sp. "Thai Spiky." This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

A currently unidentified species of isopod labeled in the invertebrate hobby as Cubaris sp. "Pak Chong" This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Armadillidium depressum, an underrated isopod with a naturally occurring coloration of pretty grey and yellow. This isopod is hand-painted in watercolor!

Here we have the good Edmund making a combination of his name and the tail of the comet.

Mandible sketch from sciartinktober

Props to Katie Bouman.

Completely AI generated using the AI Diffusion Model. Run through two separate AI processes to achieve a high quality one of a kind picture created from the "mind" of a computer.

Botanist taxonomy

A simple and direct lettering with the text "Science Is Organized Knowledge", a gift for anyone who believes in the power of education and science.

This is during the early establishment of the portal, later stages soon to be posted as well.