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Congratulations!
You have reached the former
SCIENCE AND INK archive of largely-satisfactory-with-some-exceptions science and general cartoons, created by Nick D Kim.
Cartoons in this archive are still free for educational and personal use, and (over time) appeared online under headings Strange Matter, Lab Initio, and Nearing Zero, among others. These are the survivors. To help you find your way:
Subject Index
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Master List
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Random Cartoon Picker
Alphabetical bunches: a (13)
| b (14)
| c (31)
| d (16)
| e (17)
| f (14)
| g (18)
| h (16)
| i (7)
| j (3)
| k (3)
| l (11)
| m (20)
| n (12)
| o (6)
| p (25)
| q (3)
| r (12)
| s (26)
| t (23)
| u (2)
| v (3)
| w (7)
| x (1)
| y (5)
| z (1)
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Print format: cartoons on this site are also available as a 334-page book, but you'd have to pay for that. In print format there's a choice - you can have inexpensive greyscale, or glorious but much more expensive colour: greyscale edition, colour edition, Kindle e-book. In print format we'd go for greyscale. |
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Permissions and free use: use of cartoons from this site is free for personal, non-profit, research, and educational purposes - websites, lab-manuals, newsletters or any conventional publication - as outlined in this handy document. If your use is in one of those categories and/or you've previously sought and received permission, that free-use permission right continues indefinitely. Commercial use: For publishers (etc.) seeking commercial rights, a subset of these cartoons are available for either sale or rent over here at CartoonStock. |
What's next? In August 2021 we'll be launching a new site, featuring themed collections of both new and remastered cartoons. Lookout for [the new site shall be called]...
(Science geeks: from whence are the words and letters lifted? Click above...)
(Darwin with some lovely Pixabay Soup)
Page contact: email nick@lab-initio.com.
Web-developers: this site is written in minimalistic html 1.0, so is unresponsive, not optimised for mobile devices, and indifferent to search engines. Part of the code are probably older than you are. We already know that, and at the moment it's intentional. Darwin Soup will be different. Unlike you, this site is also carbon negative:
