Who says that the arts and sciences don’t go together? That’s just silly. Ninety-six print makers developed a Periodic Table ofperiodic table of elements Elements based on different types of print mediums.

This is pretty cool stuff. I love it when the arts and sciences can come together. As someone with both an english and geology background, I see the importance of having knowledge in both (as well as other) disciplines. It gives us a more well-rounded view of the world. It also allows us to give opinions based on knowledge that is more well-rounded.

So take a look. Check it out. You may see some great art that you like. You might also get caught up remembering all of those elements that you’ve forgotten over the years.

(link found via bionic teaching)

If that doesn’t do it for you, this video might. I thought it might interesting for you to see some of the things that I find interesting and the discipline that I’m working in. While this isn’t my school, nor is it a program I’ve ever taken part in, it’s a great overview of digital rhetoric and what that may (or may not) entail.

Thanks to lizlosh and UCIrvine.