ICYMI: Phishy Baker's Dozen Periodic Table - Phish.net

Thursday 08/03/2017 by Icculus

ICYMI: PHISHY BAKER'S DOZEN PERIODIC TABLE

A Phishy Baker's Dozen Periodic Table has been making the rounds, and the version current through 8/2/2017, created by Tyler Kreshover (user @phuck_you_22), appears below. The inspiration for it came from The Elements of Phish poster, created years ago by El Del Ink, and still available for sale, here.

Photo © Tyler Kreshover

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11 comments - Link: http://phi.sh/b/59835e06

Comments

2017-08-03 1:36 pm, comment by Phirst_tube

This is rad!

Score: 2

2017-08-03 1:41 pm, comment by mcgrupp81

You're a good man Tyler.

Score: 2

2017-08-03 1:58 pm, comment by aburtch

I love visual aids. Still a lot of giants left to play....

Score: 1

2017-08-03 1:59 pm, comment by moviemike3

That is absolutely amazing
Didn't understand the periodic table in high school
This I understand
Great job, Tyler

Score: 3

2017-08-03 2:34 pm, comment by Creedreader

This is awesome but....

Where is No Men in No Man's Land?

Score: 4

2017-08-03 2:59 pm, comment by puppy

Very cool

Score: 0

2017-08-04 3:46 am, comment by freshcutsafetypin

You can go ahead and color that Tweezer Reprise beige...

Score: 1

2017-08-04 7:58 pm, comment by musiccitychad

@freshcutsafetypin said:

You can go ahead and color that Tweezer Reprise beige...

Is that beige? Looks like what my wife would call "nude"

Score: 0

2017-08-06 9:58 am, comment by musiccitychad

Waves and Walls of the Cave have been jumping out at me as they should be marked 12/31/02. Anyone find any other needed corrections?

Score: 0

2017-08-06 6:27 pm, comment by Ahava

I'm guessing I'm not the only person who wants a poster-sized version of the Baker's Dozen table. I love it!

Score: 4

2017-08-09 10:07 pm, comment by 12ozMouse

Would like to see this updated and fully colorized. Would definitely buy one to reflect all of the BD.

Score: 1

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