Print / Laser / Vinyl

The hardtop of my Miata is fully wrapped because it's usually in a lighter blue, than the rest of the car. On top of that came the Shinigami with cherry blossoms in the contrast color Acid Lime, which is used everywhere. The cage, seats, interior and so on.

As space is not especially of abundance after years of buying synth, a stand that aligns both my 1st gen Circuits and puts the top one on an angle is a neat addition. So every cable is still run without interruption and they take up way less space, when I use them for live stuff. Sadly happens not as often anymore, because I got bored of the sound.        

As I forgot to order black wheel nuts it was a perfect moment to print some covers from black TPU and give them a funky look with a special low poly effect print plate. They hold up very good since 2 years now and have no problem even with speed over 200 km/h. The center cap is a plain one from the internet and I cut my contrast color with the old (1959 - 1975) Mazda log .    

Custom lasered diecast car. I made 3 in total with different players. All in the same pattern: logo on the side, number on the hood, name on the trunk. The one in the photo is of course Eli Manning. 

Doing my own shirts, hoodies and stuff is one of my absolute favorite uses for my plotter and heat press. This one is done in 3D puff vinyl with an additional hint to Rage Against The Machine at the border of the hood. 

Made for a big Angerfist fan. Yes, there are more than just me. It's just a matter of painting several different coats of color and configurating the laser to a fitting speed and power, so it doesn't burn through all layers. Simple but nice.    

I have the opinion to have my radio look like it's booting a weird Amiga? Of course I'm in. I am also working on a way to run demos on it.

The fun part is not the second color, but the fact that the yellow/green vinyl is glow in the dark and takes its job very serious. I look like a walking nuclear accident. Which fits my love for acid.