Math and Science Wall Art
These prints are for people who like an equation they can hang on a wall. Each one is drawn by code from the equation it shows, and the listing says what that is. There are no stock images, no photographs and no AI-generated pictures in them.
You get digital files in the ratios each listing names, ready for a home printer or a print shop. Nothing is shipped. The frames and walls in the preview pictures are drawn by code and are not part of the download.
A script read the pixel size of each file and compared the art with the equations. Opening the files in a PDF reader and test printing are only claimed where a product page says so. AI helped write the text and the code that draws the art.
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Which one do I need?
| Template | Best for | Inside | Format | Bundle contains | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lissajous Wall Art | Math fans who want curve prints for a wall | 3 prints in 5 ratios: 15 PNGs, 2 print PDFs, Start Here | PNG zip in 5 ratios at 300 dpi, Letter and A4 PDFs | — | $4.99 |
| Phase Portrait Wall Art | Physics fans who want a pendulum print for a wall | 1 print in 5 ratios: 5 PNGs, 2 print PDFs, Start Here | PNG zip in 5 ratios at 300 dpi, Letter and A4 PDFs | — | $3.99 |
| Chladni Figures Wall Art | Science fans who want a set of plate patterns to hang | 4 prints plus a grid sheet in 5 ratios: 25 PNGs, 2 PDFs | PNG zip in 5 ratios at 300 dpi, Letter and A4 PDFs | — | $4.99 |
| Lorenz Attractor Wall Art | Chaos theory fans who want one line on the wall | 1 print in 5 ratios: 5 PNGs, 2 print PDFs, Start Here | PNG zip in 5 ratios at 300 dpi, Letter and A4 PDFs | — | $3.99 |
Prices in US dollars from our listing records. Etsy shows the current price and your local currency at checkout.
Questions
- Is each print one curve?
Each print is one frequency ratio, drawn as 28 copies with a small phase shift between them. That makes a ribbon and not a single line.
- Is this a real calculation?
Yes. Each line is the equation of a damped pendulum, stepped forward in time. A separate script integrated every line again with a different method and got the same path. It is a mathematical plot of the equation, not a measurement of a real pendulum.
- Are these photos of real sand on a plate?
No. They are computed from a formula that is the usual approximation for a square plate. A real plate has its own small differences.
- Is it really one line?
Yes. It is one path of 100,000 steps, and a script found the inked pixels form one connected shape in each PNG.