Encounter
The classic "flying saucer" shape wasn't actually described by the first famous UFO witness in 1947;...
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Breakthrough
Because the Earth's atmosphere bends light, the sun you see perfectly sitting on the horizon during ...
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Scallop
The scallop shell has been the universal emblem of weary pilgrims walking the Camino de Santiago for...
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Isla
Palm trees aren't actually trees at all—they're a type of grass, meant to bend instead of break duri...
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Bernoulli
Commercial jets cheat gravity using the Bernoulli principle, where manipulating the speed of air cre...
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Continental Drift
Even solid continents are currently drifting apart at the exact same speed that your fingernails gro...
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Lodestone
Early navigators relied on pieces of magnetite, called lodestones, suspended on a string to find tru...
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Twine
Plants can physically bend their cells directly toward the nearest light source. A minimalist remind...
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Skely
The human skull is composed of 22 separate bones that fuse together over time like tectonic plates t...
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Pioneer Blooms
In ecological terms, resilient little wildflowers and "weeds" are officially classified as pioneer s...
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Queen Bee
A queen bee isn't born royal; she's exclusively fed a nutrient-dense superfood called royal jelly th...
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Lunar Lines
In astronomy, the sharp boundary line that completely separates the illuminated day side of the moon...
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Held In The Balance
Ancient builders used a perfectly balanced, diamond-shaped weight on a string—similar to this design...
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Be Good
Wear this bold typographic mandate as a playful reminder that aggressive, unapologetic kindness is s...
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Architect
Originally appearing in early medieval heraldry, the sharp chevron was explicitly designed to mimic ...
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Drip Drip
Before a droplet of water falls from a surface, surface tension and gravity battle it out, stretchin...
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Bring The Heat
Fun physics fact: a flame doesn't actually cast a shadow because it's a source of light itself, not ...
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Floret
The word "daisy" actually comes from the Old English dæges eage because the petals notoriously open ...
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Amare
The heart became a symbol of love long before anyone agreed on what love was supposed to look like, ...
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Numen
Numen is a Latin word for majesty, divinity and divine power. You have survived what you thought wou...
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New Moon
A crescent moon appears when the earth casts a shadow on its surface, but even a little light can br...
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Quaver
Every song begins with a sound small enough to miss. The rest depends on what comes next. The Quaver...
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Saxon
This design is named after the Saxon arrowhead, a small medieval style of arrow. An arrow can only b...
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Brokenhearted
Celebrate the beauty of a mended heart with the Brokenhearted tattoo. This extra-small design is a s...
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