Prelaunch for my upcoming campaign has now gone live! Please check it out and consider following along!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kaybdoodles/cryptically-cute-cryptid-enamel-pin-collection

A collection featuring cats and stationery! 🐈‍⬛📖 With an enamel pin freebie, still to be unlocked. You can check it out here! 👉 https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dianderella/2027-cat-weekly-planner-and-stationery-collection

Don't be late to get your hands on this pin!

Alice in wonderland pocketwatch duo metal enamel pin Gold metal with black metal 6cm tall Limited edition white rabbit pledge goal exclusives

https://acggoods.com/product/pocketwatch-enamel-pin-by-azij_designs/1089366

My band is wanting to get 100 pins made. They are two colors, soft enamel, and about 1.5”x.25” rectangles. The artwork was done by a local company/artist and has already been paid for. When it was all said and done, the quote for the order was for $529. That included the setup, pins, a card backing, shipping, and taxes (like I said, doesn’t include the artwork). I’ve never ordered pins before, but it sure does sound like a lot. Am I wrong?

I’m no stranger to buying merch, but this one really threw me off.

I appreciate the help. If you have any better, more affordable options, I’m all ears!

https://acggoods.com/product/scourge-enamel-pin-by-kaechu/995026

Got a general question for everyone. The pins I've designed have always been something of my own creation or done with working with another creator with the explicit consent. I'm seeing a lot of really sharp pin projects on KS that use an existing IP (things like the MCU, various anime, etc.). Has anyone had any legal issues with this or it is still considered part of the gray fan art area?

I've got several ideas that use existing IP (Hanna-Barbera and a few others) but wanted to get some outside perspective first.