MAKING THINGS

How It Started

It started at Kawaiikon in middle school. I saw the Artist Alley, decided I wanted a booth, and showed up with keychains made of laminated paper. I was the only non-food vendor.

The arc since then: laminated paper → hand-cut stickers → Silhouette Cameo → Cricut + heat transfer vinyl during COVID → mostly stickers for a while → Glowforge laser cutter (now). It's been an escalating equipment situation ever since.

Capabilities

I'm a fabricator, not an artist. You bring the design — or we figure out what format your vision needs — and I figure out how to make it physical. I've got the machines, the materials knowledge, and the patience for test cuts.

Laser Cutting & Engraving

Acrylic charms, keychains, LED light stands · Wood engraving (signs, coasters, decorative pieces) · Rubber stamps (custom designs) · Paper cutting / layered paper art

Machine: Glowforge Pro

Sublimation Printing

Shirts, aprons, and other polyester blanks · Mousepads, coasters, and hard-surface blanks · Full-color, all-over designs — not just transfers

Machine: Epson SureColor F170 + Cricut EasyPress

Stickers & Vinyl

Kiss-cut and die-cut stickers · Vinyl decals (laptops, water bottles, cases) · Print-then-cut on sticker paper

Machine: Silhouette Cameo 4 + Epson ET-8500

Buttons & Pins

75mm (3-inch) standard buttons — standard itabag size · Multiple shapes: round, heart, square, oval · High volume runs welcome

Machine: ChiButtons B400 + 75mm button maker

All projects designed and produced in-house, with a focus on fandom culture, gaming, and community events.

Work With Me

I take on projects with a community angle — charity gaming marathons, convention runs, nonprofit events, or artists who want help getting their designs into physical form.

I prioritize: charity events, gaming marathons (GDQ, Frost Fatales), convention freebies, nonprofit merch, artist collabs (you design, I produce). Also open to: bulk orders for events, one-off custom pieces, prototype runs for artists who want to test a product format.

Not a good fit: purely commercial storefronts, anything that needs a turnaround faster than I can actually deliver.

If you've got a deadline and a design (or at least an idea), reach out. I'll tell you if it's something I can do.

Contact Me