Science Notes

Description: This aqua blue hexagon pattern resembles bubblewrap. It's hypnotic to look at. Maybe blue bees fill their honeycombs with blue honey? You be the judge.

Description: Here's the periodic table element tile for the metal aluminum. Yes, I know most of the planet spells it "aluminium". If you'd like to see that spelling, just let me know.

Description: This colorful and comprehensive periodic table is a custom request, made in Croatian. We'll be making this table available in other languages soon.

Description: Got radioactive stuff? Mark it with the classic radioactive warning sign we all know and love!

Description: Periodic table with a cool blue glow text effect. The glow effect is a deep royal blue. This table is factually accurate with data for all 118 elements.

Description: Looking to get away from it all? Book your trip to visit the molten world. The planet boasts a lovely view of its planet and a distant galaxy. Trips outside the habitat are not recommended. Created and rendered using Bryce.

Description: Pr is the element symbol for the metal praseodymium.

Description: This is an Incendia Next fractal from the IFS equation. It looks like coral to me, so I gave it sea colors of aqua and green. The image is transparent, so if you'd prefer it on a certain background color, just let me know. This is a raw fractal, with no image processing.

Description: Body By Beer spelled out with element symbols. Own that beer belly!

Description: I Luv Beer spelled out with element symbols for the elements iodine, lutetium, vanadium, beryllium, and erbium.

Description: Maybe your body will never travel through time, but what if you could project yourself into the past or future as a hologram? Where would you go and what would you see?

Description: In is the periodic table element symbol for indium.

Description: Show off your genius by spelling out words using periodic table element symbols. These symbols feature the correct element names, atomic numbers, atomic weights, and element groups. Pretty cool, right? (We think so, anyway.)

Description: This fractal (mathematical equation) image features surreal metallic stairs climbing up through a cloudy sky.

Description: Everyone puts snow against a blue background. Yeah, yeah... I know it's a cool winter color. It's time for some pink! It had to be a dark pink or else the crystal wouldn't show up. I went with a dusty rose color for this fractal snowflake.

Description: This periodic table features a green chalkboard background. The table is factually accurate with data for all 118 chemical elements.

Description: This is a fractal-generated floating city, made using Incendia and Geometrica, then imported into Bryce for colors, background, and rendering. The floating city is an IFS fractal with the Julia equation.

Description: Here's a little periodic table humor for you. Show off your inner nerdy with the element symbols for nitrogen, erbium, and dysprosium.

Description: Here's a collection of geometrical shapes and mathematical symbols for you, rendered in 3D using Bryce.

Description: This fractal abstract makes me think of a game of checkers, or at least a game you might play on an alien world using green jewel pieces! The fractal was created in Incendia, then made into a 3D form using Geometrica, and finally rendered using Bryce. Isn't math fun?

Description: This is a fantasy golden floating temple, made using the Incendia fractal generating computer program. There is one base shape (a sphere) and an IFS equation.

Description: Here's the cat periodic table on a rainbow background. The element facts are accurate. The only difference between this table and any other one is that the element groups are different shapes of kitties!

Description: Here's the periodic table element tile for neon, one of the noble gases.

Description: Like skulls? This one is a real human skull, rendered in 3D using Bryce. I used a CT scan of a real person from the NIH database. It's kind of creepy, yet cool, right? I've got a few variations of this skull, since it was so fun to play with. If you'd like to see it in another color, just let me know. Mostly the public database has pathology, but there are a few other "normal" organs, if you'd like to see those, too.

Description: Ac is the periodic table element symbol for actinium.

Description: This is one of the alchemy symbols for iron, usually indicated with an arrow or sometimes the sign for "man" or Mars. Obviously, this is the arrow version. I can place this on any color background you like. Other symbols are available upon request.

Description: The element symbol for tellurium on the periodic table is Te.

Description: Lv is the periodic table element symbol for livermorium. All of the elements in the same group are green. Show your love of chemistry on St. Patrick's Day! If you hate the color, let me know and I can switch it out (but I like green).

Description: Be careful of this gal. From a distance, she's a beautiful woman, but if you get too close, you might be bitten by the snakes she has instead of hair. Gaze into her eyes and you'll turn to stone. Made using Daz3D and Photoshop

Description: This is a spiral fractal made using Apophysis 7x that features a swirling galaxy spiral in blue and violet.

Description: Periodic table with a cool tritium glow text effect. The color of the table is teal blue-green. This periodic table is factually accurate with data for all 118 elements. It does not contain the isotope tritium (not radioactive) and does not glow in the dark.

Description: Here's a yellow fractal sun on a black background.

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

Description: Hf is the periodic table element symbol for the metal hafnium.

Description: While Americans spell element 13 as aluminum, most of the rest of the world uses the aluminium spelling. I've got both versions, so you can use the one that suits you.

Description: Eu is the periodic table element symbol for europium.