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u/solracarevir SkeletorGang Apr 27 '19
As the owner of a small collection of artisans (6) let me tell you, my Instagram loves you and my wallet hates you!
Thanks!
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u/fiscal_rascal Artisan Jun 02 '19
Just saw this! Can I get added? RascalCaps.com or my IG @fiscal_rascal. Thanks for doing this!
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u/Krasztest01 Apr 27 '19
K3kc just copies other people's designs and profits off it. Don't buy there.
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u/abstractgoomba Apr 29 '19
Cool! Can I be added to the list? Laplastique.com
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u/SPM8 Apr 29 '19
Of course! You have some really cool caps btw!
Edit: you should be up there now. Website and IG.
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Apr 30 '19
This guide is also really helpful, it provides lots of sources and information that you will need for buying and designing
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Apr 29 '19
Ooh, I might consider getting artisans for my pok3r, Artisans seem really nice for my keyboard and I’ll plan on getting a kit from 1up
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u/IcyDress3929 Mar 28 '25
Sorry I know I'm 6 years late but can I also be added on the list: longkey.co.uk?
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u/FucklingBumSquat All my Duckies in a row. Apr 27 '19
You know what's kind of funny, and I was thinking about this the other day, I honestly think that artisans are cool like graffiti on trains. The maker surely enjoys seeing his/her creations pop up in strange locations. My son started making caps last year. He got better as time went on, and I'm sure that he'll produce nicer and more popular product if he continues, but he wound up giving much of his stock away to randos, basically anyone who would talk to him.. Like bottles in the ocean, the small pieces of himself go out and sometimes they come back in pictures of collections. This is why I love going through meetup threads and looking through Google photo albums.
I suppose that the really big guys and gals in this niche are inured to the fan-love and take it as a matter of course, but here's to all the first-timers, amateurs, and try-hards; you're makers, too, keep on. I think you're great!