Science Notes

Description: Here's chocolate, spelled using the periodic table element symbols, together with the theobromine molecule (the caffeine-like feel-good molecule in chocolate).

Description: Here's the periodic table element symbol for chlorine, one of the halogens. If you have different element tile stickers, you can use the symbols to make words.

Description: This is a raw fractal snowflake generated using the Incendia program and rendered in Bryce. Like real snowflakes, it's one of a kind.

Description: This is the periodic table element symbol for promethium.

Description: Pa is the periodic table element symbol for protactinium.

Description: This is a fractal snowflake set against a rendered sea and sky background. I produced the fractal using the Incendia snowflake generator program and placed the object on a Bryce computer generated background.

Description: Here's a simple atom in dangerous atomic red. The background is transparent so I can put it on any color you like. It's ideal for marking your scientific or radioactive materials.

Description: This is a photograph of real flames and real colors (though I did kick up the saturation a notch, since I was using a short exposure). The colors are from simple home chemicals, with potassium (no-sodium salt) for violet, borax (laundry booster) for green, sodium for yellow (table salt), and strontium for red (from an emergency flare). Orange is from a mixture of strontium and sodium.

Description: As is the element symbol for the metalloid and poison arsenic.

Description: Is there another way to study chemistry than periodically? I thought not! This version is big, bright, and bold and comes complete with the latest periodic table featured on chemistry.about.com and sciencenotes.org

Description: Here is the king of beasts, in fractal form. It almost looks as if his fur is on fire or electric. Made using Photoshop.

Description: Br is the element symbol for the halogen bromine.

Description: Show off your sarcastic side with black and white element symbols that spell the word. The atomic data on the element tiles is factually accurate.

Description: Here you have all 118 chemical element, ready for your pleasure. This is a huge transparent image that can be placed on any color background. Got a favorite color? Let me know!

Description: This is the exact same table as the horizontal black periodic table, but when it's turned on its side it works much better for travel mugs, leggings, and notebooks.

Description: Here's a collection of assorted fractal snowflakes. It's not quite a blizzard, so let's call it a snowstorm! The snow crystals were calculated using Incendia and rendered using Bryce.

Description: No, this is not a photograph of a snowflake! It is a fractal snowflake made using an amazing computer program called Incendia. The fractal that is generated is three-dimensional. Wouldn't these snowflakes be amazing, rendered into 3-D for jewelry? I definitely need a 3-D printer. Until then, I hope you enjoy these two-dimensional creations :)

Description: The blue dragon and the red dragon face each other. Perhaps they are brother and sister. Maybe they are mortal enemies. It's hard to tell with dragons. Rendered in high definition using Daz3D

Description: Here's a three-dimensional DNA molecule. This molecule is from an actual scan of the molecule, not a computer simulation. The rainbow color scheme is to look pretty, not to indicate anything scientific ;-)

Description: The mythical golden dragon breathes lightning. This Asian or Eastern dragon is lovingly rendered in 3D. It's on a transparent background, so if you have a color preference, send me a Bubble Mail. Dragon created using Daz3D

Description: It's the classic color periodic table from chemistry.about.com and sciencenotes.org with a black background. Show your love of chemistry!

Description: Here's a very punny chemistry joke featuring the periodic table of the elements.

Description: This phoenix or firebird rises from the ashes with flames of orange and red. Initially rendered using Daz3D, most of the work was done using Photoshop.

Description: This 118 element periodic table features futuristic-looking text and a tritium green glow tube effect. All the facts and figures are accurate for your chemistry calculations.

Description: This bright fractal is made using Mandelbrot's famous math equation. The pattern is rendered in lime green and magenta for the spiral, with a background shading from royal blue to purple. Math rocks!

Description: Doing chemistry problems with a shamrock table is lucky. Really! This factually accurate 118-element periodic table features different shades of green for the element groups. It's perfect for St. Patrick's Day or if you're Irish or you just have a thing for green and clover.

Description: 118 element accurate periodic table with a bright yellow glow text effect. (It does not actually glow in the dark.)

Description: Every element of the periodic table and its proper atomic data is provided in this chemistry Christmas tree. The best part? You don't even have to water it.

Description: Do you like mosaics and the sea? This mosaic features serene ocean shades of blue and green. Enjoy the seamless pattern on any product.

Description: Zr is the periodic table element symbol for the metal zirconium.

Description: Here's our 118 element simple periodic table, on its side for some artsy fun. We can put any color background on it you want. Just ask if you have a request!

Description: Ge is the element symbol for germanium on the periodic table.

Description: Kr is the element symbol for the noble gas krypton. In this series, all of the noble gases on the periodic table have this purple color scheme. Other element groups are different colors.

Description: Let this friendly fire demon protect your belongings. The little imp is rendered on a transparent background, so he would be at home on any color background. Let me know if you have something particular in mind. Made using Daz3D and Photoshop

Description: Her best friend is a sea dragon. Rendered using Daz3d.

Description: Ga is the element symbol for the metalloid gallium. I've got all 118 elements, so you can make words using periodic table element tiles.