Relativity Tank Tops

Formula of General Relativity

Have you ever been in a situation where somebody asks you to explain relativity? With this design, you could use the time clock thought experiment to explain some of the principles. This image is great for physicists, astrophysicists, or Einstein fans in general.

The good old RELATIVITY logo, just waiting to be emblazoned on something you'll cherish forever.

We have to assume Dr. Mason has one of these on his sleeve! And there's probably a version five meters wide on the wall in Mission Control. Now you can put it on all kinds of things!

The RELATIVITY serial podcast is all about Mission Control keeping in touch with the deep-space ship Konyechny. Emblazon the oft-repeated greeting on the object of your choice!

Relativity Records was an American record label founded by Barry Kobrin at the site of his vinyl record shop, Important Record Distributors (IRD) in metropolitan New York City. The IRD distribution name was later known as RED Distribution and again as RED Music. Relativity released music that covered a wide variety of musical genres. When it entered into a deal with Sony Music Entertainment, it became more known for its heavy metal and hip hop releases.

Design inspired by Interstellar.

Formula of General Relativity

Lorentz Factor from relativistic physics and illustration.

Spread your love/hate relationship with physics to others!

Albert Einstein In WPAP Pop Art

22.5x21 cm year 2017 watercolor on paper

E = mc2

Einstein subtly combing his hair and pointing to his mind, encapsulates this intriguing duality. It beckons you to ponder the nuanced interplay between the relative nature of handsomeness and the absolute essence of intelligence, creating a conversation that extends beyond the fabric it adorns.

Cool and reflexive quote eintein. Everything is relative.

This silhouette art captures the iconic profile of Albert Einstein, the brilliant physicist known for his theory of relativity. The image exudes intelligence, reflecting his profound contributions to the world of science.

Remember back in the 2060s, when those ships were going out into deep space and these posters were EVERYWHERE? Now you can recall those happier times with this pristine archival image.

Sir Isaac Newton Gravity Projectile Rocket Science and Space

Sir Isaac Newton Apple Gravity Projectile Rocket Science and Space

Lettering of Time Dilatation

I don't know what this theory of relativity is all about, but I always believe that when someone enters my territory, they have the relative right to feel unsafe.

Sir Isaac Newton Gravity Projectile Rocket Science and Space

The doppler effect, equation showing the relativity of the frequency seen by an observer in respect to a moving source.

The doppler effect, equation showing the relativity of the frequency seen by an observer in respect to a moving source.

Sir Isaac Newton Apple Gravity Projectile Rocket Science and Space

The fabric of space conveniently folds into regular clock-time intervals, with meandering swirls showing faintly through the orderly hours, and thankfully surrounded by a few glowing ribbons of imagination to remind us to save a bit of time for playful expression and free-spirited improvisation. Photoshop Painting & Digital Effects

E = MC Hammer

A quick design.

Think Like A Proton and Stay Positive

A typical street anywhere in the world. Somebody's spraypainted an important message on the wall, but those doggone space nuts plastered a poster over it. And they almost obscured that groovy old podcast sticker when they did it.

In the general theory of relativity, the Einstein field equations relate the geometry of spacetime to the distribution of matter within it.

In the general theory of relativity, the Einstein field equations relate the geometry of spacetime to the distribution of matter within it.

This vintage logo represents special relativity, a theory discovered by Albert Einstein in 1905 with his paper title, "On the Electrodynamics of moving bodies."

Penrose diagram, a small drawing that describes the physics of black holes, and sometimes even more, this concept was made by the recent Nobel prize laureate in physics, Roger Penrose.