When I was in High school chemistry class, I used to mug up the elements of Periodic table, I often try to imagine what the elements would be look like as in our regular life. [mainimage] Just because of the only reason that I couldn't be able to relate
When I was in High school chemistry class, I used to mug up the elements of Periodic table, I often try to imagine what the elements would be look like as in our regular life. [mainimage] Just because of the only reason that I couldn't be able to relate
Proof that everything is easier to learn when presented via Pokemon-style. Artist Kacie D. lovingly anthropomorphized every single element, which deserves to be converted into a children's book.
When I was in High school chemistry class, I used to mug up the elements of Periodic table, I often try to imagine what the elements would be look like as in our regular life. [mainimage] Just because of the only reason that I couldn't be able to relate
When I was in High school chemistry class, I used to mug up the elements of Periodic table, I often try to imagine what the elements would be look like as in our regular life. [mainimage] Just because of the only reason that I couldn't be able to relate
When I was in High school chemistry class, I used to mug up the elements of Periodic table, I often try to imagine what the elements would be look like as in our regular life. [mainimage] Just because of the only reason that I couldn't be able to relate
When I was in High school chemistry class, I used to mug up the elements of Periodic table, I often try to imagine what the elements would be look like as in our regular life. [mainimage] Just because of the only reason that I couldn't be able to relate
Proof that everything is easier to learn when presented via Pokemon-style. Artist Kacie D. lovingly anthropomorphized every single element, which deserves to be converted into a children's book.
When I was in High school chemistry class, I used to mug up the elements of Periodic table, I often try to imagine what the elements would be look like as in our regular life. [mainimage] Just because of the only reason that I couldn't be able to relate
When I was in High school chemistry class, I used to mug up the elements of Periodic table, I often try to imagine what the elements would be look like as in our regular life. [mainimage] Just because of the only reason that I couldn't be able to relate
When I was in High school chemistry class, I used to mug up the elements of Periodic table, I often try to imagine what the elements would be look like as in our regular life. [mainimage] Just because of the only reason that I couldn't be able to relate
When I was in High school chemistry class, I used to mug up the elements of Periodic table, I often try to imagine what the elements would be look like as in our regular life. [mainimage] Just because of the only reason that I couldn't be able to relate
When I was in High school chemistry class, I used to mug up the elements of Periodic table, I often try to imagine what the elements would be look like as in our regular life. [mainimage] Just because of the only reason that I couldn't be able to relate
When I was in High school chemistry class, I used to mug up the elements of Periodic table, I often try to imagine what the elements would be look like as in our regular life. [mainimage] Just because of the only reason that I couldn't be able to relate
When I was in High school chemistry class, I used to mug up the elements of Periodic table, I often try to imagine what the elements would be look like as in our regular life. [mainimage] Just because of the only reason that I couldn't be able to relate
San Francisco-based artist Kaycie Dunlap of KcD Studios has taken it upon herself to illustrate Elements of the periodic table as fantastic, original
For her senior thesis project for the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design, animator and illustrator Kaycie D. decided to take on a massive character design project. She would design a character based on each of the known chemical elements in the periodic table, until she had a complete world of science-inspired…
