#element project

[joules-per-kelvin]

long time no elements. here’s a portrait of my little freak

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talking shit about the other elements

their heights are a little off but oh well. they’re besties

[joules-per-kelvin]

height reference (and general reference) for Plutonium’s main group

[joules-per-kelvin]

old sketches of them

some other sketches blocked out for being unrelated

[joules-per-kelvin]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=9S1EzkRpelY&si=udftJFsCUrq_gFjh

the biochemists in the lab “experimenting” on the elements (trying desperately to form a connection with them so they don’t try to kill everyone)

[joules-per-kelvin]

welcome to the Element Project, a blog dedicated to a beloved passion project of mine by the same name. this project started as a challenge to design characters correlating to all 118 elements on the periodic table, but i quickly grew attached and gave them all personalities and now they're my characters lol

MAIN INFO DOC: https://docs.google.com/document/d/13fpEXfvaDrQz%C3%977YD6SQMkt7X02dKVfKPMNchRQIGHj4/view

art tag - #EIPro art (can be used by anyone!!)

info and lore tags - #EIPro info and #EIPro lore respectively (info is mainly for posts like this, lore is lore)

character tag - #EIPro characters

every character featured in a post will also be tagged

created by @aerosour

[thyminell]

Radon! Not my most creative design, but the next one will be! See, Radon is a colorless gas. In freezing temperatures, it glows yellow! That aside, it is mainly from the decay of Radium. It is radioactive as a result and too much exposure has been proven to lead to a higher risk of lung cancer. Sometimes, it is used to get rid of tumors. Anyways, the next few designs should be more creative!

[thyminell]

I have a chemistry project about the elements so I’m going to be super ambitious and try to draw all 20 elements I need to do! The first is Mercury! Here’s a bit about it! Mercury is a liquid at room temperature but is still a transitional metal. Too much exposure to Mercury can be fatal! It’s present in most foods, but there isn’t enough to harm you!