The Periodic Table of Holiday Elements

Holiday Card, 2006 | Hamilton, Brook, Smith & Reynolds, P.C.click to download full-size PDFIn addition to being a challenging design project, the Eymer Design + Hamilton Brook team was also challenged with coming up with holiday terms that matched each abbreviated scientific element. Some of our favorites: (F) Frost Heaves, (Ar) Assembly Required, (As) Abominable Snowman, and of course–(PU) Fruitcake!

Happy Holidays! – Doug.

Comments

[Annemarie]

Nice! Really nice! Have a couple of goober friends who would just LOVE this. These would also make cool placemats if they were laminated.... to complement the experimental efforts in the kitchen, of course.

[Doug Eymer]

thanks annemarie! that's a great idea. would go well with beaker drinking glasses.

[Rich Wheeler]

Thanks for teaching me a new term, "frost heaves".

Corrections:

I (IP), Tm (Trademark), P (patent), Co (Copyright), Es[q] should be dark grey.

Pu is Pop/Ungodly celebs ruining nice Christmas tunes. I like good fruitcake (made without nuts or corn syrup and maybe with a dash of rum or brandy). After several years of searching, I've decided that its symbol is Uo (unobtainium).

[Doug Eymer]

Rick ::
Thanks for the post and the corrections.

Check out one of Vermont's premier professional basketball teams:
http://www.vermontfrostheaves.com/

Happy 2011!
Doug.