Science Notes

Description: Here's a Christmas themed periodic table, with atomic data for all 118 elements.

Description: Here's a minimalist periodic table with icon buttons for elements. The element symbols and element groups are given, but none of that pesky numerical data that causes problems if you wear it to a chem test.

Description: Do you LOVE chemistry? Celebrate Valentine's Day with this periodic table. It has all 118 elements and their data, with different colors of hearts for the element groups. If you prefer to print a copy of the table to work chemistry problems, you can download it at sciencenotes.org

Description: This is a 3D render of a real human skull from a CT scan from the NIH's public database. I selected a glass material for the render and put a light behind it to illuminate the features.

Description: Rg is the periodic table element symbol for the radioactive metal roentgenium.

Description: I've got a few variations of water molecules, which consist of two hydrogen atoms bonded to an oxygen atom. Here is a deep blue water molecule, set over the sea using Bryce.

Description: Different cats represent the element groups of this periodic table. The periodic table is factually accurate with data for all 118 chemical elements.

Description: Ni is the periodic table element symbol for the metal nickel.

Description: This 118 element periodic table features autumn leaves and different colors of turkeys for the element groups. Have a wonderful fall and Thanksgiving!

Description: Banana spelled out with element symbols. Yellow is the obvious background color, but if you want green bananas or whatever, just send a message!

Description: This 118 element periodic table of the elements features round element cells that have a 3D appearance. The facts and figures are accurate for 2018.

Description: It's like the usual periodic table of the chemical elements, except each element group is a different style of cat.

Description: This Apophysis fractal features large bubbles, with spirals and gear and whatnot. It's rendered in colors of purple, gold, green, and blue and set against a black background.

Description: Her element is fire. The fire mage summons flames from the aether and basks in their glow. Rendered using Daz3D, Bryce, and Photoshop.

Description: Ru is the periodic table element symbol for the metal ruthenium.

Description: Here's a cute little logo made using the periodic table element symbols for Copper (Cu) and Tellurium (Te).

Description: Here's a tie dye rainbow atom for you because atoms don't have to be just one color! I've also got this atom in solid and metallic colors. If you don't see the color you want, just ask!

Description: Do you love blues and greens? This tiled mosaic features squares in shades of aqua, turquoise, sea green, and lime.

Description: Some dragons breathe fire, but a water dragon spouts water! This is an Eastern or Asian dragon. It's serpentine body is coiled so it can jet water with force. Rendered using Daz3D

Description: This Apophysis fractal features multi-colored lines that resemble those of an electromagnetic field.

Description: In Norse mythology, the female being named Hel rules of the domain of the dead, also known as Hel. From this comes the English word for hell. I like to think one day we'll encounter a world worthy of the name. Would it be icy and cold or a toxic, volcanic wasteland? The scene was rendered using Bryce.

Description: This 3D alien world is a combination of an Incendia fractal (the blue habitat) and an alien landscape created using Bryce.

Description: Others may disagree, but I've always found the Weeping Angels to be the creepiest beings in Dr. Who. Oh, they are just fine so long as you are looking at them. Just don't blink. Don't Blink! Made using Daz3D and Photoshop

Description: Here is the periodic table element symbol for the rare earth metal thulium.

Description: Bi is the periodic table element symbol for the metal bismuth.

Description: This 118 element accurate periodic table features a glow effect for the element cells. No, it doesn't actually glow in the dark. It looks cool though :)

Description: Chemists know you don't actually need a tree to put up a Christmas tree. Laboratory glassware works just fine!

Description: You can't spell "I love you" using periodic table element symbols, so "I LuV YOU" will just have to do!

Description: This periodic table features all 118 element names, symbols, atomic numbers, and atomic weights. It's a black and white table, except the white is really transparent, so you can have any color of background you'd like!

Description: A buckyball or buckminsterfullerene molecule consists entirely of carbon atoms bonded to each other to make a ball shape. It's pure carbon, like diamond or graphite.

Description: Here's a nuclear green atom for you. You could call it lime green, but we like to think of it as the color of radioactive elements. The background is transparent, so if you have a special color in mind, send a message.

Description: Do you need a fire-breathing dragon to defend your stuff? Maybe you just like dragons, fire, or the color red. This is a realistic 3D dragon rendered using Daz3D. It's on a transparent background, so if you have a color preference, just send me Bubble Mail to request it.

Description: A water kelpie is a mythical beast said to inhabit the lochs of Scotland. It's a shape-shifter than appears as a horse that can also appear human. While kelpies playing in the waves may present no threat, beware any bearing a saddle and bridle. The creature may allow you to ride it... straight down beneath the waves. Is such a creature real? You be the judge. Beings by other names are described in lore around the world. Rendered in 3D using Daz3D and Photoshop

Description: Here's the periodic table element tile for silicon, a metalloid or semimetal. All the elements in this group (for this series) are aqua or turquoise. Got a favorite chemical element? You're covered!

Description: This 3-D molecule is sucrose or table sugar. I rendered it in cotton candy pink, resembling rock candy. It's calorie-free and won't give you tooth decay!

Description: Here's a double sun world for you, complete with outpost. Alien? Human? You be the judge. The stations are an Incendia Julia-IFS fractal, which I put in Bryce to create the planet.