We printed the art on a gameboy cartridge. Not a sticker, straight on the cartridge.

How neat is that?

The print jobs on the Keshis were entirely proof of concept, just trying to figure out how it works and what the coverage is like.

Next week, I'll work on making a final version of the artwork, and get some good looking plastic prints on toys.

(I mean the gameboy print looks incredible but it'll look even better when I add raised texture details and glow in the dark accents.)

I know it sounds kind of cliche, but this work that Sundog and I are doing to figure out how to manufacture toys (among other things) is bigger than just making toys.

We're reclaiming manufacturing. We're bootstrapping the processes and equipment and techniques for making the things we want and need.

And, in the process we're making toys (and video games, and television, and music!)

We are, as best we can, seizing, rediscovering, and rebuilding the means of production.

Anyway, if you want to support the things we're doing, you can

- Buy toys: https://mountaintowntoys.com
- Watch TV: https://vod.newellijay.tv
- Listen to music: https:analogrevolution.bandcamp.com
- Check out our bookstore: https://hemlockbazaar.com
- Go follow our youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCH6a8chd0WvFDY4aFx_8qgQ or the patreon for our broadcast network: https://www.patreon.com/notifications

We still exist under capitalism, and we need money to survive, so if you need toys, or books, or television, or music, or other forms of entertainment, consider getting them from us.

it looks dope!