Particle Picnic
For pleasantly curious minds.
A compact laboratory beneath an orbiting atom sculpture, with a picnic experiment outside.
Resident Quark, picnic physicist
Particle Picnic
Particle Picnic is a compact laboratory with an orbiting atom sculpture overhead and a picnic experiment set up outside. It is the kind of place where science and snacks share the same blanket.
Quark the picnic physicist has discovered a new particle. It appears only when someone brings enough biscuits. Quark is writing up the results in a very neat hand, with a glass bottle close by for emergencies.
Use it for a page about curious work, a science club, a small lab-style studio or a friendly hello from someone who asks a lot of questions. It is a warm, bright place to be a little bit nerdy.
Made for people like you
- Science writers and educatorsA lab with an orbiting atom says curious and friendly, never stuffy.
- Students and science clubsA welcoming page for experiments, questions and the next meeting.
- Tutors who love experimentsA hands-on hello for lessons, workshops and the occasional picnic.
- Makers and hobby tinkerersA cozy lab bench for projects that are still a little bit wild.
Can you spot…?
Hunt around the picture and tap where you think it is, or pick a riddle and press Show me.
-
Something tiny is orbiting over the roofShow me Found
The orbiting atomA little atom sculpture circles above the lab, its tiny orbits humming with purpose.
-
Which round thing wears a ring like a planet?Show me Found
The ringed globeA little globe with a ring around it sits by the lab, like a planet that decided to stay for lunch.
-
What is waiting outside, ready for a picnic?Show me Found
The experiment basketA basket of biscuits sits on the grass. Quark says a new particle appears only when there are enough of them.
-
What little flask has tipped over on the path?Show me Found
The tipped flaskA small flask lies on its side with a splash of purple inside. Quark swears it was like that when the picnic began.
-
Which window glows lantern-yellow?Show me Found
The glowing windowA warm window lights up the front of the club, a nice spot for watching experiments go by.
Three casas you could make
- The lab notebookA short log of experiments, what worked and what needs one more biscuit.
- The science club hubMeeting times, a welcome note for new members and a list of past experiments.
- The curious studioYour research or hobby work, a short bio and a friendly way to ask a question.
Same casa, different day
Every casa starts from a saved Casa DNA seed. These four were drawn from this design with different seeds, so the weather, season, props and palette all shift. Yours can change as often as you like.
Quick answers
Is Particle Picnic free?
Particle Picnic is a premium design. You can preview it, and publishing it needs billing, which is not live yet.
Can I use Particle Picnic for a science page?
Yes. It suits a page about science, a club or a lab-style project. You can preview it first; publishing needs billing, which is not live yet.
Can I change how it looks?
Yes. Every casa has a saved Casa DNA seed, so you can shuffle the weather, season, props and more, and keep the parts you love.
Other little places to start from
Parcel Rocket
A pointed delivery rocket with broad fins and a porthole above the parcel hatch.
Moonseed Lander
A lunar lander on articulated legs, with a nursery kit beside its hatch.
Saturn Stop
A finned space waystation with a ringed planet model and a glowing porthole.
Capsule Nine
A broad rounded space capsule with a large viewing window and a compact research kit.