This attractive Rock Formations chart came from a 1920s encyclopedia. I cleaned and brightened it up considerably and, best of all, reconfigured it slightly to fit into several of today's standard frame sizes. New! Choose from 5 SIZES! PRODUCT INFO: • Sizes: 8x10, 9x12, 11X14, 12x16 and 16X20. • LISTING IS FOR A PRINT ONLY. A frame is not included. • Printed on a matte, archival-grade fine art paper. • Professional-grade, fade-resistant inks. • Protected with backing in a crystal clear polypropylene sleeve. • Ships in a sturdy cardboard mailer or tube. • Ships within 1-3 business days. • Combine shipping! No additional shipping if purchased with any other Pop-Mat item! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ SALE! Buy 3 of more items, get 25% off! Just enter code: 3ORMORE25 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Thank you for shopping at Pop-Mat. “Favorite” me or check back soon. I add new designs regularly!
Here is a fun brightly colored modern poster inspired by a vintage minerals poster print. It shows various rocks, minerals and gemstones as ore in a deliciously retro style. Frame it and gift it to your favorite geologist, gemologist or rockhound! SIZE : page approx. A4/21 x 29,5 cm (approx. 9" x 12"). AUTHENTICITY: This is a modern poster, printed to order with archival inks on Epson Matte Archival paper. SHIPPING : Your print ships in a sealed cello bag and a cardboard envelope. The mat and frame are NOT included. LISTING PICTURES are taken using a digital camera using studio lighting or a scanner and are enlarged to enhance details. Please take a look at the measurements to get an idea of actual size. Colors are made to be as lifelike as possible but may vary a bit depending on your monitor. *Promos and discount cannot be stacked. The most advantageous will be automatically applied.
Want to impress your friend with your rock knowledge? Here are 30 types of rocks that you ought to know to get you started.
Are you looking for free geology printables to enhance your study of Earth science? Learn more about rocks, minerals, and more.
6" x 9" Print of Original, Mixed Media Drawing on Distressed, Dictionary Page This drawing of geologist tools is drawn in sepia ink and created with pastel and colored pencils on a distressed page from a dictionary that includes the definition "Geology." Unlike similar prints available from other artists, this image was drawn directly on a page from a repurposed, rescued book. This is a digital print of the original artwork. The original artwork may or may not be available in another area of my shop. This charming piece is reproduced on 110 lb Card Stock using archival inks. It will be shipped attached to a sturdy piece of mat board in a protective sleeve. The print has a white border surrounding the image for easy framing. My signature will be added upon purchase. The "Flying Shoes" watermark will not be on the purchased print but is used to discourage digital pirates. To view the personal story behind this drawing or to follow my artistic adventures please visit my blog - flyingshoesstudio.blogspot.com, Feel free to convo with me if you have questions or are interested in a similar, commission piece. Thank you for taking time to browse through The Shoe! Kristy Copyright and All Rights Reserved by the Artist*
Only a part of Wayne's Fairburn agate collection amassed ove a period of 57 years.
Do you have a rock hound in your family? These geology apps can help him recognize and learn about rocks and minerals.
Since ancient times, humans have been drawn to the beauty and mystery of the rocks, minerals, and fossils hidden beneath their feet. Whether glittering with embedded gems, promising materials for tools or holding clues about
Vintage Geological Science Art Print by Geologist Levi Walter Yaggy c. 1893 | Geographical Art Poster or Educational Geoscience Diagram A colorful and incredibly beautiful graphical cross-section of the earth that shows the many geological layers of the earth's crust. The creator, Levi Walter Yaggy, labels the many layers and includes cloud formations and surface breaks. Yaggy's large geographical charts are among the most beautiful and impressive educational charts published in the 19th century. This print is digitally remastered and professionally reprinted your choice of tear proof & water resistant PolyPro™ paper or thick artist canvas. Both are professionally printed using OEM Epson inks. Available in a variety of standard frame sizes for affordable framing options. For purists, the original diagram measured exactly 56 x 86 centimeters and is available as well. All versions have a small, 1/8th of an inch (3mm) white framing border around the edge (as pictured).
ROCK IDENTIFICATION KEYS Mineral Identification Links that we used to identify minerals: The Rock Key Table of Contents and Information- Rock Key: A Dichotomous Key- ROCK ID- Follow the arrows and …
Ever wished you could draw better? My upcoming book on geology field sketches published by @OUPAcademic describes how and what to draw in the field. Excited it is now available for pre-order. https://t.co/jWEYJwRVbV @ImperialRSM
Everything you need to know about this virtually unknown (and under appreciated) Colorado geologic area.
VERY DECORATIVE, PERFECT FOR FRAMING! I is printed in Leipzig, Germany, by the Bibliographishes Institut in 1890
The rock cycle explained and a fun hands-on activity. Includes a free printable lesson on the rocky cycle. Ready to print, use, and engage kids!
Essentially, Geology is the study of the materials that Earth is constructed of, how those materials are structured, and what processes in...
The Earth is a planet in constant change and yet surprisingly, some parts of it have remained the same for billions of years. Each discovery can be confusing, surprising, or challenging to ordinary people — even experts. But one thing is for certain: they’re incredible. Not only do these findings provoke more questions, but we also wonder if they’ll stay this way forever.
The physical and metaphysical properties of the mineral jasper, with details on some types of jasper.
A week or so ago I saw this amazing picture on Pinterest and then found the original on Flickr. This inspired my October Component of the month. http://www.pinterest.com/pin/144396731776123971/ I could just picture how cool it would look with different sizes and shapes of Ammonite on a piece of copper, all over lapping each other. This is the result! As you can see each one is different. Different textures in different places on each piece and the copper colored differently as well. I really worked hard to get some nice color on each one of them which isn't always easy with copper but I'm pleased with the results on these. I made 2 extra to give away and the rest go to my AJE team mates. I plan to make more to have available in my Etsy shop as well in the future. Here's how it goes!! Please read carefully I will give away 1 component to each of 2 winners selected randomly from those who leave comments below this post by midnight, Sunday September 29th, eastern time. Please include your EMAIL address in your comment so that I can contact you ASAP should you win. Please only leave a comment if you can commit to creating a finished piece and blogging about it on the reveal date! The names of the 2 winners will be announced on Monday September 30th. The blog reveal will be on Wednesday October 30th. Kristi KristiBowmanDesign.Etsy
The Quebrada de Humahuaca is a beautiful valley in the Andes Mountains of Argentina. It is known for its colorful mountains, which are the r...
Geodes are the ultimate hidden treasure! And to find one yourself is exhilerating. Learn what geodes are, how they're formed, and WHERE TO FIND GEODES!
In the Saudi Arabian desert, the Al Naslaa rock formation looks completely unnatural. Its perfectly vertical split remains a mystery.
Folds is A wave-like geologic structure that forms when rocks deform, There are alot of types of folds, Check it out for more info and amazing photos
Our landscape may not claim many world records but it is one of a kind, born of rare geology and sculpted by the unpredictable weather
Check out this incredible drone shot of the Vermilion Cliffs, a mesmerizing geological formation that spans the border of Arizona and Utah in the United States. The rocks are made up of deposited silt...
The Quebrada de Humahuaca is a beautiful valley in the Andes Mountains of Argentina. It is known for its colorful mountains, which are the r...
The new DK Nature Guides form a comprehensive, accessible, and informative series of illustrated reference books that tackle key natural history subjects in DK's uniquely visual style. Produced in collaboration with expert consultants at the Smithsonian Institution, each guide is expertly written and will give you knowledge of the natural world at your fingertips.From blue schist to blue granite, malachite to meteorites, and taconite to travertine, Nature Guide Rocks and Minerals is packed full of stunning images that reveal intricate details and unique characteristics of each rock and mineral.Using close-up photographs of every specimen and profiles containing examples from all over the world, Nature Guide Rocks and Minerals brings revealing key facets and details perfect for quick identification.
A picture is worth a thousand words, but not all pictures are created equal. The pictures we usually feature on Learning Geology are field pictures showing Geological structures and features and many of them are high quality gem and mineral pictures. The purpose is to encourage students and professionals' activities by promoting "learning and scope" of Geology through our blogs. In the end of 2016, we are sharing with you the 10 best photos of 2016 which we have posted on our page. P.S: we always try our best to credit each and every photographer or website, but sometimes it’s impossible to track some of them. Please leave a comment if you know about the missing ones. 1. Folds from Basque France Image Credits: Yaqub ShahYaqub Shah 2. Horst and Graben Structure in Zanjan, Iran Image Credits: https://www.instagram.com/amazhda 3. A unique Normal Fault 4. The Rock Cycle The rock cycle illustrates the formation, alteration, destruction, and reformation of earth materials, and typically over long periods of geologic time. The rock cycle portrays the collective system of processes, and the resulting products that form, at or below the earth surface.The illustration below illustrates the rock cycle with the common names of rocks, minerals, and sediments associated with each group of earth materials: sediments, sedimentary rocks, metamorphic rocks, and igneous rocks. Image Credits: Phil Stoffer 5. An amazing Botryoidal specimen for Goethite lovers! Image Credits: Moha Mezane 6. Basalt outcrop of the Semail Ophiolite, Wadi Jizzi, Oman Image Credits: Christopher Spencer Christopher Spencer is founder of an amazing science outreach program named as Traveling Geologist. Visit his website to learn from him 7. Val Gardena Dolomites, Northern Italy 8. Beautiful fern fossil found in Potsville Formation from Pennsylvania. The ferns most commonly found are Alethopteris, Neuropteris, Pecopteris, and Sphenophyllum. Image Credits: Kurt Jaccoud 9. Snowball garnet in schist Syn-kinematic crystals in which “Snowball garnet” with highly rotated spiral Si. Porphyroblast is ~ 5 mm in diameter. From Yardley et al. (1990) Atlas of Metamorphic Rocks and their Textures. 10. Trilobite Specimen from Wheeler Formation, Utah The Wheeler Shale is of Cambrian age and is a world famous locality for prolific trilobite remains. Image Credits: Paleo Fossils
