#mechanicalkeyboard

I don't talk enough on here about the keyboard design work I've done, so that changes now: I've been a collab designer on a lot of projects as of late (hence no new art from me in a while) and some of the more popular works I've done have included all of the case artwork (and several keycap sets) for the Drop + The Lord of the Rings series of keyboards as well as a few original designs! I wish they had a search by designer function, but until then here are all the pieces I've made through them that I can remember:

Drop + The Lord of the Rings Rohan (case + keys)

Drop + The Lord of the Rings Black Speech - Ringwraiths (case)

Drop + The Lord of the Rings Black Speech - The Eye (case)

Drop + The Lord of the Rings Dwarvish (case)

Drop + The Lord of the Rings Elvish (case)

Overgrowth (cases)

SHINAI (cases + deskmat) Astrolokeys (deskmat)

Holy Panda X (deskmat)

👆👀👂🎹🎧🔊📷🔬🔍💻🎵🎶 Typing can delight the senses. Touch. Sight. Sound. Your fingertips each contain over 3,000 touch receptors. Your eyes see at roughly 576 megapixels of resolution. Your ears hear a range of frequencies from ~20 Hz to 20,000 Hz at a dynamic range of 0dB to 130dB. 

With all of these sensory inputs, you owe it to yourself to select some keycaps that feel great to the touch, look beautiful, and sound just right as you clack away on your mechanical keyboard or macropad!

And it came with a nice artisan to boot