Have I started the elkement.art fashion brand?

I have been working on the series Poinsot’s Pixel Spaceship for ages.

I have been thinking about releasing wall art, but then I tested a different product – the classical print-on-demand product: T-shirts. And THIS WAS IT! This is the perfect surface I want to print this spaceship-like ellipsoids on!

So, today I am happy to announce the release of the new category T-Shirts in my shop! :)

I’ve created this because I wanted a T-shirt with a sci-fi / geeky touch myself – with abstract shapes and equations that actually mean something. The intersection of ellipsoid and sphere tells us how a spinning top moves.

Of course, I did my quality control, ordering spaceship number three for myself!

This T-shirt is from a soft synthetic material, and I really love the colors, the fabric, and the cut!

Photo of the sleeve and upper part of a T-shirt printed with mathematical digital art: Geometry of the physics of the gyroscope (energy ellipsoid intersecting sphere of angular momentum) plus related equations. Dots in green and blue, letters in orange on black.
Photo of elkement wearing a T-shirt with her mathematical digital art - back view: Geometry of the physics of the gyroscope (energy ellipsoid intersecting sphere of angular momentum) plus related equations. Dots in green and blue, letters in orange on black.
Photo of a T-shirt with elkement's mathematical digital art - close-up: Geometry of the physics of the gyroscope (energy ellipsoid intersecting sphere of angular momentum) plus related equations. Dots in green and blue, letters in orange on black.
Photo of a T-shirt with elkement's mathematical digital art - front view: Geometry of the physics of the gyroscope (energy ellipsoid intersecting sphere of angular momentum) plus related equations. Dots in green and blue, letters in orange on black.
Poinsot’s Pixel Spaceship 3 – Physics of the Gyroscope Women’s Crew Neck T-Shirt available in elkement’s store.

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Poinsot’s Pixel Spaceship has been created with custom Javascript code and GIMP (not AI).

For more about the physics and the design process see this recent blog post!