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Another crowd-sourced design from March For Science members! I got input on what tool would be most representative of geology. (I'd never heard of a Brunton compass. What a cool-looking tool — wish I could've worked that in!) The general consensus was a rock hammer and I even got input on which way it should be held! And, in the process I learned that geologists are prone to terrible puns (altho there may be a couple of it-shirt ideas there!) and that they are very fond of beer!  Rock on, geologists! You are the schist! Next: Astronomers and Chemists. All suggestions welcome!Proceeds from...

I am pleased to announce that my meme for the March for Science has been officially approved by their site administrators, so please feel free to download and share! This is my first crowd-sourced design! Brian Nguyen originally posted a sketch of the idea. Several people noted that the transformer symbol should have a different number of coils on each side, and that the words "Resistors" and "Transformers" should be bigger. Thanks to the March For Science Facebook page members for their excellent input!  

I've been interested in science and science fiction since reading "A Wrinkle In Time" at age 12. The inability (or outright refusal?) of the current administration to consider evidence-based, peer-reviewed science, and proclaiming, for instance, that global warming is a "hoax" is not only infuriating, but dangerous.  The ability of government science organizations (i.e., NASA, EPA) to freely disseminate scientific data has also been restricted.  Proceeds from all Gunn Graphics' March For Science shirts, mugs, and tote bags will benefit Girls Who Code. From the March for Science Website: On April 22, scientists and science supporters walk out of the...

I’m Jackie and when I'm not writing, I'm sciencing the shit out my hair at BB salon!  jackiedana.com

I'm Devin and I Science the shit out of my life by aspiring to use my Bachelors Degree in Physics to pursue a graduate program in astrophysics. My dream is to study the cosmos. As Carl Sagan put it, "we're all made of star stuff".