Ornament Mugs

the decorative rose, and an inspiration with bright and cheerful colors.

Yok Blade proudly presenting itself.

Seamless pattern with Strawberries

Biplane weather vane

Thai style art hand drawn of Naga heads.

Black and White Print of Exotic Sea Dragon. Decorative Summer Design

Collection of Decorative Vintage Keys. Ornamental Isolated Objects on White Background. Black Doodle Abstract Pattern. Contour Illustration

Black and White Print of Exotic Sea Shell. Decorative Summer Design

Black and White Print of Exotic Spiny Lobster. Decorative Summer Design

Ornate Decorative Boar, Wild Animal Head. Doodle Style. Patterned Tribal Design. Symbol of the New Year by Chinese Horoscope. Realistic 3d Ornament. Contour Art

Pink flourish pattern vintage retro look colors

Fish

Fish

A celtic knot design with two dragons

Digital Quilt pieces are 'stitched' together using pieces of the DyeBlots. Tiger loves colorful quilts, and wanted to play with the style of quilts in a digital setting.

A hand drawn green, purple and blue colored floral mandala.

More cool designs you can find in my profile! Welcome and enjoy!

Sun and moon mandala design

tree of the life

Blessed Union of Souls Vintage Ornament

Metric Vintage Ornament

My Bloody Valentine Vintage Ornament

Megadeth Vintage Ornament

The orbitals are swirling in Storistir to make holiday ornaments! Oxygen is in our air, rocks, sands, bodies, and waters. Oxygen levels below 88% in your blood can be dangerous, and levels below 80% can place vital organs in danger and warrant a trip to the hospital. Yikes!

The orbitals are swirling in Storistir to make holiday ornaments! Dysprosium, element 66, is often used with Terbium (65) to make sensors, transducers, and actuators. It is one of the few elements that can be levitated by a strong magnetic field. Imagine floating on air!

The orbitals are swirling in Storistir to make holiday ornaments! Tantalus was the wicked king of Sipylus. He was also the father of Niobe. Tantalus had sons as well, one of whom he cut up to serve to the gods as a sick trick. He was punished by Zeus to experience eternal hunger and thirst with food and water always tempting him, just barely out of his reach. It is little wonder that an element named after Tantalus would be a conflict element. Tantalum works well in electronics and cell phones because it is dense, heat-resistant, and noncorrosive. It is also easy to mine, luring needed farmers to become miners and funding weapons for vicious wars and violence.

The orbitals are swirling in Storistir to make holiday ornaments! The name Hafnium was derived from the old Latin name for Copenhagen, Hafnia, where the element was discovered. Hafnium is often found with Zirconium (40). Hafnium is very corrosion resistant, and can be alloyed with Iron (26), Niobium (41), Tantalum (73) and other transition metals. Hafnium is also chemically similar to Zirconium, which is in the periodic row right above. Hafnium and Zirconium are more chemically similar than any other pair of elements known.

The orbitals are swirling in Storistir to make holiday ornaments! Lutetia is an ancient Roman name for Paris, so Lutetium was named by one of its discoverers (Georges Urbain) to honour his native city. Lutetium is the most expensive, hardest and last of the Lanthanides (elements 57-71). Lutetium is used in cancer therapy and to date the age of meteorites.

The orbitals are swirling in Storistir to make holiday ornaments! Silicon, element 14, sits right below Carbon and is part of the Group 14 Carbon family. Silicon is very abundant on the earth's crust and silicon based life forms is theoretically possible under the right conditions. Wonder if we may one day define AGI or ASI as silicon life forms.

The orbitals are swirling in Storistir to make holiday ornaments! Tin, element 50, is one of the seven metals of antiquity. Tin is added to copper to make bronze and to copper, antimony, bismuth, and sometimes lead and/or silver to make pewter. Stannum is the ancient name for tin.

The orbitals are swirling in Storistir to make holiday ornaments! Cerium, element 58, is the most abundant of the rare earth metals. Cerium is used in CRT TV screens and electronics, in fluorescent lamps, in staining glass, and in self-cleaning ovens. Cerium is also used in ferro-rods and in car chase special effects to make sparks.

The orbitals are swirling in Storistir to make holiday ornaments! Barium compounds can be used in rat poison, and to obtain radiographs of stomachs and intestines. Patients are often given barium sulfate to obtain X-rays of the gastrointestinal tract to detect tumors, ulcers, and other abnormal conditions.

The orbitals are swirling in Storistir to make holiday ornaments! Tungsten, element 74, is found in wolframite and also "heavy stone" tungsten-containing mineral. The atomic weight of Tungsten is almost identical to Gold (79), so it's the most commonly used material for counterfeiting Gold. Tungsten is tough, dense and difficult to melt. It is very corrosion resistent, and has the highest melting point and tensile strength (in compounds) of any element.

The orbitals are swirling in Storistir to make holiday ornaments! Ruthenium, element 44, was named after Ruthenia, which at one time included Russia, Bellarus, Ukraine and other countries. There have been flames burning in Yanartas in Turkey for over 2500 years. The ruthenium present in the igneous rocks is surmised to be the catalyst for these flames.

The orbitals are swirling in Storistir to make holiday ornaments! Neodymium magnets are strong, and can "jump" together from a distance, making it a potential life threatening hazard if more than one are accidentally swallowed and nearby. Neodymium is used in motors, electrical vehicles, cell phones, etc. China is the largest producer of neodymium. Neodymium also has an interesting property whereby it changes color under incandescent versus fluorescent lighting.

The orbitals are swirling in Storistir to make holiday ornaments! Arsenic is a toxic element, yet it has been used in chicken and hog feed in the past to increase their weight and prevent infections. Seafood, rice, rice products, mushrooms, and poultry contain arsenic.