SciArt stickers

Celebrate genomic variation with my SciArt stickers. The 3-inch stickers are durable, waterproof, and the glossy coating makes the colors pop. The stickers come in packs of six, or grab the 12-pack assortment to save $2.

Choose from several designs celebrating the biology of  genomes. Rebel Artist for Science is a fan-favorite. Scroll down for what’s included in each pack and to explore the science behind the art.

What’s included:

The stickers are 3 inches wide — glossy, durable and waterproof with a permanent adhesive.  They keep their shine even when exposed to various outdoor conditions.

Package of six: $10.00

Assortment package: $18.00 for 12 stickers (save $2). The assortment includes three stickers from each of the four designs.

Shipping: $10.00 flat fee covers some of the costs to package and ship your purchase. We deliver anywhere in the continental US.

Sales tax is only charged on purchases made by Virginia residents. Sales tax is not charged on shipping.

About the science:

Rebel Artist for Science: Rebel Artist is me and also a character in my books, Decoding Plant Genomes and We Want Our Genome Story. We share my experiences talking with scientists and learning about genome engineering.

Artist represents more than me—she represents all of us. To understand our genome (your DNA), we’re all students, and learning together we form a pro-science community.

Model Organisms: Each sticker features a different model organism used in scientific research.

• Solanum lycopersicum:  The yellow-red, pumpkin-like fruit are gene-edited tomatoes for urban environments
• Solanum lycopersicum:  Bright red CRISPR tomatoes are edited to form small, tight clusters
• Arabidopsis thaliana:  The tiny, delicate plants with the white flowers enlarged five times!
• Zea mays:  Maize (corn) and the many colors that mobile elements (transposons) create
• Indigenous to Chile and Peru, Physalis peruviana is the scientific name for the groundcherry

Genome Verse: Even though the DNA molecule is nano-sized, it holds ginormous amounts of information. All organisms use it to maintain themselves and pass it to their offspring.

DNA is everywhere! The marvelous molecule is a complex genome verse that scientists continue to explore. Some of the designs are modified and available as notecards.