Description: This atom looks like gold. It's a trick of the shading (not actually metallic), but a pretty effect. The background is transparent, so it can be placed on any color you like. We've got atoms in other colors, including silver, blue, orange, and green. If you've got a color request, just ask.
Description: Here's a brightly colored accurate periodic table of the elements for you. It features all 118 elements with their IUPAC facts and figures. The colors correspond to the element groups. The image is set against a transparent background, so if you have a color you'd like to see and it's not on the product, please send a Bubble Mail and we'll switch it out for you!
Description: One side of the orbital lunar station always faces the Moon. Second and third generation inhabitants have developed a lunar skin tone and pale hair, which they can grow to great lengths because the station gravity is set to Lunar and not Terran. Made using Daz3D Iray and Photoshop
Description: This is a fractal (set of rendered mathematical equations) that looks like a floating city. It's a "raw fractal", which means it was rendered in the fractal generating program (Incendia) and not manipulated by any image processing software. This fractal includes digital fog and a computer-generated sunset. I made the city appear metallic and tried to give the illusion of a power-source glow to the bottom section. If you'd like to see the fractal rendered in other materials or on another background, just let me know!
Description: Were they built by aliens? Are they natural? The origin of the islands is unknown, but they're a popular destination for sunset cruises. Rendered using Bryce Winner of the Sci Fi "Not With Human Hands" Challenge:https://www.redbubble.com/groups/sci-fi/challenges/69641-not-with-human-hands March 27, 2017
Description: This accurate 118 element periodic table is perfect for calculations as well as decoration. It features a neon glow tube effect and futuristic-looking text. Many different colors are available here on Redbubble, plus we offer tons of other periodic tables. You can also print the periodic table (in this or many other colors) for free on sciencenotes.org