This guide will be about sellers on Shopee selling reasonably priced and quality keycaps for Singapore buyers. The best part about Shopee is that there are vouchers which could be used to discount the final price and the best part is delivery is free (just ensure you remember to download the vouchers). 

If you are wondering what is Shopee, it’s basically a shopping platform like Amazon but with pricing closer to Temu. They have an app for Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines and Indonesia, mostly for the South East Asian countries. Besides the (probably) more affordable (cheaper) pricing, shipping is either free or less than SGD$2 (for majority of the sellers). The only downside is that you need a local number and address for each of the Shopee country app. 

Styles of Keycaps

• Keycap sets: Perfect if you want to change out your old keycaps or simply want to give your mechanical keyboard a new look without having to buy a new one. Any design you can think of as long as it is not the "normal" looking keycaps and comes in enough pieces to fit your keyboard. 
• Accent Pieces: Usually used on a lesser used key like "Escape" or simply a center piece(s) for your keyboard.
• Custom: Anything you can imagine is probably able to be turned into a keycap based on your imagination and vision, along with the skills of the artist.
• Resin/Blanks/Novelty - Based on the artists interpretation and inspiration they create their keycaps and you buy them if you like them from their store or google forms (via raffle sales).

These sellers from Shopee below are ones which I have bought from before and find their designs matching my aesthetics. Their pricing is also wallet friendly ranging from S$5-$30+ per keycap. Hence sharing them with you because sharing is caring. So read on with caution (for your wallet). 😛

If you do find any other artisan keycap sellers with affordable prices on Shopee, let me know in the comments below!

Seller: wowking｜Life Technology Digital

Looking for adorable and good quality keycap sets for a reasonable price?  Spy x Family, Sanrio Theme or even the cute bear / cat ears keycap sets etc.. The list goes on... 

Spy x Family Design the purple number keys were a mix and match with the Kuromi set

I found this seller on Shopee and tried their keycaps. I got the Spy x Family, Pokemon and Kuromi designs and the quality is not too bad for the price.  The delivery experience was not too bad, taking about 8 days to reach me. The keycap sets survived the delivery process and came in bags.

Seller: Rabbit Keycap Shop

Cute, affordable and the best part is that it is customizable: you can choose the color of the keycaps! 

The seller is also pretty responsive to the chat and there are many options to choose from. I've bought from this seller a few times and delivery times are within 6-9 days, which can be considered pretty fast. It is also well packaged and the keycaps came in good condition each and every time. 

Seller: happykeycap89.sg

Here you can also choose your own keycap color and the type of keycap used is different too, it's XDA which give it a different feeling and profile.

Delivery time is slightly longer than the other sellers, taking about 8-12 days but each key is bubble wrapped and in a cute bag too.  Their designs are unique and adorable. Workmanship is also good.

I was just casually browsing Shopee and literally stumbled unpin the sparkly and beautiful keycaps!  

Good quality reins keycaps for a reasonable price. The packaging is also good, not only securing the keycaps but protecting them. The seller also has an Instagram account which you can follow! 

 Here are some pretty RGB effects from my  Flesports MK750 to help brighten up your day. 

Let me know in the comments below which is your favorite RGB effect in the comments below!

[First Look: Flesports MK750 Barebones Kit]
[Sound Check: Flesports MK750 with Linear Switches and Rainbow Jelly Pom Keycaps]

[Why Are Mechanical Keyboards Called Keebs? Unpacking the Popular Nickname]

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 Here's something to brighten up your day. More rgb effects from my  Flesports MK750 build. 😄

Who says you can't party with a keeb? 😂

[First Look: Flesports MK750 Barebones Kit]
[Sound Check: Flesports MK750 with Linear Switches and Rainbow Jelly Pom Keycaps]

[Why Are Mechanical Keyboards Called Keebs? Unpacking the Popular Nickname]

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For the month of July, the artist of the month is peache_atelier, also known as Trish, who is located in Singapore! She is relatively new to the scene but her design aesthetics are uniquely adorable with her attention to details for her creations inspired from food to animals. She mainly focuses on clay creations such as charms, trinkets and has expanded to artisan keycaps. She might be starting out her (adventure) but the designs and detail on her creations are simply worth it.

Shipping (within Singapore) is S$2. 

International shipping is also reasonable:

1. Malaysia & Brunei: S$7.10
2. Countries in Asia & the Pacific (except Australia, Japan, New Zealand): S$9.30
3. Australia, Japan, New Zealand and the rest of the world: S$11.90

[Keycap Series: Featuring Artists of the Month] 

[Beginner's Guide to Artisan Keycaps: Everything You Need to Know]

I first came across peache_atelier on Instagram, and went to check out her creations. 😍

What caught my attention was the delicious looking Capybara Butter Toast. It was simply too cute to resist, and the pricing made it even more irresistible!  Totoro was a little bonus. 

Unlike the artists featured so far who have an Etsy store or their own online store, she offers her creations via her Ko-Fi Page and Instagram account. If you are accessing via the Ko-Fi page, just click on the design you want and follow the instructions to check out your latest addition. If it is via Instagram, simply DM her. It is simple and easy (especially for Singaporean buyers since PayNow is also accepted). 😊

peache_atelier  was really fast and responsive, sending out the keycap within 3 working days. In total, it took 5 working days to receive the parcel. 

Packaging was sufficient: Capybara Butter Toast and Totoro were snuggly encased with soft cotton and arrived in pristine condition. The cat stickers that came along were super cute too! 

Artist Info

• Style:  📺 Anime / Animals / Food 🍞
• Pricing(per keycap): an average of S$13 to S$22+ (US$20  to US$30+) 
• Pricing for commission pieces might vary so always reach out and clarify. 
• Shipping to Singapore: less than $2 (US$2.50)
• Shipping Internationally: 
• Malaysia & Brunei: S$7.10
• Countries in Asia & the Pacific (except Australia, Japan, New Zealand): S$9.30
• Australia, Japan, New Zealand and the rest of the world: S$11.90
• Wait Time: My order took a total of 3 working days to get processed and another 2 working days to reach me. However, it is always best to check with  peache_atelier on when you can receive your little cutie.
• Material: Resin / Polymer Clay
• Social Media: 
• Ko-Fi Page 
• Instagram

💗 Loves

Have you gotten any keycaps from peache_atelier? If the answer is yes, let me know in the comments below what you loved and what did you get! 

[Keycap Series: Featuring Artists of the Month] 

[Beginner's Guide to Artisan Keycaps: Everything You Need to Know]

Here is some keeb asmr of my recently built Flesports MK750 with linear switches and Rainbow Jelly Pom Keycaps. 

[First Look: Flesports MK750 Barebones Kit]

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After getting my first CIDOO ABM066 Barebones Kit Alice-layout, when I saw that the Flesports MK750 Barebones kit was on sale... of course I had to get it. It was from Lazada and about S$50 at the time I got it. You could also check out Shopee or Amazon to see which price is better for your wallet. On average this barebones kit costs S$110-185+ (US$80-140~). 

With the vouchers and sales that  Lazada and Shopee have, you might be even able to get it at a better price too.  I don't believe in paying for full price if you I can help it, and always love it when there is a sale. 😆

If you are wondering what is Shopee , it’s basically a shopping platform like Amazon but with pricing closer to Temu. They have an app for Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines and Indonesia, mostly for the South East Asian countries. Besides the (probably) more affordable (cheaper) pricing, shipping is either free or less than SGD$2 (for majority of the sellers). The only downside is that you need a local number and address for each of the Shopee country app. 

[First Look: CIDOO ABM066 Barebones Kit Alice-layout Review]

They have a range of colors to choose from: black, pink, white and grey. This time I decided to get a black casing instead of the usual white one. As usual since it was from China, it did take some time to arrive. There was no protection, just the box itself in an envelope. But thankfully it arrived intact, the box was a little beaten but it the keeb survived. It came with a manual guide, cable, keycap / switch puller, and a dust cover! I was pretty impressed since my keyboards before this all arrived without a dust cover, so that add on was very much appreciated.

The Unboxing Experience

Adding the ‘Flesh’ to the BareBones Kit Experience

Unlike the CIDOO ABM066 Barebones Kit, this on was a much more easier experience affixing the switches as the holes are already there and you do not need to make any extra efforts to press the switches down; it just simply clicks into place with little effort.

I believe I have discovered the joys of  customization as I selected a range of Akko Linear Switches for this build.  I used the V3 Crystal Pro (43gf) for the alpha keys, the lighter Jelly Whites (35gf) for the spacebar and non alpa keys, the Pink Gateron (45gf) for everything else.

Typing Experience

For the keycaps, I got some nice rainbow Jelly Poms which look great on the keeb, especially with the rgb. The only downside is the learning to type as even if there side engravings on the keycaps, it increases the chances for typos. The moment I look at the board, all the typos occur and I start to forget which keycap is what and lose my way. 😂

Default Settings and Connecting to devices

Connection to an iPad or Android device is relatively simple, just set the keyboard to Bluetooth setting, and turn on Bluetooth for your device which you want to connect to, press the FN + Q / W / E to pair. The keyboard can be simultaneously connected to 3 devices at a time. 

If you want to connect to a computer (Windows / Mac), you also have the option to connect it via the USB cable it came with or simply use the USB for the 2.4GHZ. Of course you have to remember to adjust the keyboard setting for the 2.4GHZ connection.

The USB for the 2.4GHZ connection is nicely hidden away behind a magnetic stand on right hand side.

What I love

💕The ease in which the switches can be installed with little to no effort whatsoever as the holes are already there.

💕 The RBG effects, adds that something special when you are typing. There many default effects available.

💕The build quality is really good and has a premium feel to it. The knob is such a good addition too.

💕 The ability to swap out the switches and keycaps for personalization or a different keep experience is tthe reason why I got it.

💕 The ease to use right out of the box, to connect and start typing  away.

💕 The quality of the build which made my linear switches and rainbow jelly Pom keycaps produce a nice clacky sound.

Not so much

💔 Installing the space bar did take some effort as the board was not 100% straight. But once the right angle was found it was easy.

So, there you go, my first look at and review of my experience with the Flesports MK750 Barebones Kit. Given that the loves are more than the not so much, I’ll say you can give it a try. For those of us located in Singapore, you can get it here for about S$175+ or cheaper when it is one sales from Lazada. Alternatively you could also check out Shopee where the average pricing  is around S$115+.

If you think that the typing noise is too loud you could always swap them out for silent linear switches that would sound not more noisy than the normal laptop membrane keys. There are even silent switches. And at this price, it really is worth a try so that your hands are not strained when you are working for long periods of time at the computer.

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Have you tried the Flesports MK750 keyboard before? If the answer is yes, let me know in the comments below how your experience was! 

[Sound Check: Flesports MK750 with Linear Switches and Rainbow Jelly Pom Keycaps]

[Why Are Mechanical Keyboards Called Keebs? Unpacking the Popular Nickname]

If you're a fan of the hit manga and anime series “Spy x Family” and you're looking to spruce up your workspace, look no further than APOL SG's exclusive Spy x Family deskmats. These vibrant, high-quality desk mats are perfect for any fan wanting to bring a touch of their favorite series into their daily routine .

[Desk Mats vs. Mousepads: Understanding the Key Differences]

APOL SG offers a variety of unique designs that capture the essence of “Spy x Family”. Whether you love the sleek, mysterious vibe of Twilight, the cheerful and innocent charm of Anya, or the elegant and lethal grace of Yor, there's a deskmat that perfectly represents your favorite character.

I got my Anya deskmat when it was on sale on APOL SG Shopee Shop. It usually retails for around S$50-55 but when there are sales, it could be much lesser than that (I got it for about S$40 with promo vouchers)!

If you are wondering what is Shopee , it’s basically a shopping platform like Amazon but with pricing closer to Temu. They have an app for Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines and Indonesia, mostly for the South East Asian countries. Besides the (probably) more affordable (cheaper) pricing, shipping is either free or less than SGD$2 (for majority of the sellers). The only downside is that you need a local number and address for each of the Shopee country app. 

Delivery was fast and it came in a nice box and bag!

The deskmat is high quality and is thick but not heavy. The smooth surface provides an excellent glide for my mouse, making it ideal for both work and gaming. The non-slip rubber base keeps the mat firmly in place, no matter how intense movements are. The best part is that it s waterproof, so spills are easily cleaned up and nothing messes with the adorable Anya and her peanuts. 😆

It is also the perfect size and covers a good portion of your desk.  Checkout my review short video on my adorable Anya deskmat below:

So if you love “Spy x Family” and just happen to be looking for a deskmat to cuteify your desk setup, do check out APOL SG!

Have you gotten other products from APOL SG? Do let me know in the comments below! 

In today’s hyper-connected world, keeping our gadgets charged is crucial. Whether it's smartphones, tablets, laptops, or smartwatches, a dependable charger is essential. Enter the UGREEN RobotGan 65W USB-C Charger with its adorable design and touted capabilities. Let’s delve into its features, and benefits.

Introducing the UGREEN RobotGan 65W USB-C Charger

The UGREEN RobotGan 65W USB-C Charger is a compact powerhouse, engineered to charge a diverse range of devices efficiently. Leveraging the innovative GaN (Gallium Nitride) technology, it provides faster and more efficient charging than traditional silicon-based chargers (so they say). This charger, despite its small size, can deliver up to 65 watts of power, making it perfect for everything from laptops to smartphones and tablets.

Unboxing Video

Standout Features

1. Advanced GaN Technology

At the core of the UGREEN RobotGan 65W USB-C Charger is GaN technology. GaN transistors are more efficient and produce less heat than silicon, allowing for a smaller, yet more powerful charger. This results in quicker charging times and a more compact design. 

2. High Power Output

With an impressive 65W output, this charger can handle a broad range of devices. Whether you’re powering a high-performance laptop like the MacBook Pro or quickly topping up your smartphone, the UGREEN RobotGan 65W USB-C Charger delivers.

3. Multi-Device Charging

Equipped with multiple USB-C ports, this charger can simultaneously charge several devices. This is ideal for travelers or anyone with a suite of gadgets that need constant charging.

4. Comprehensive Safety Features

Safety is a priority with the UGREEN RobotGan 65W USB-C Charger. It includes built-in protections against overcharging, overheating, and short-circuiting, ensuring your devices are charged safely and reliably.

5. Portability and Compact Design

Despite its powerful output, the UGREEN RobotGan 65W USB-C Charger is incredibly compact and lightweight. Its portable design makes it easy to carry, making it the perfect travel companion.

6. Variety of Designs

The UGREEN RobotGan 65W USB-C Charger is available in several designs, catering to different aesthetic preferences and functional requirements. Whether you prefer a sleek, minimalist look or a more robust, feature-rich design, there’s an option for everyone. It comes in 3 different designs - black, purple and blue/pink.

I got the purple design

Benefits of the UGREEN RobotGan 65W USB-C Charger

1. Enhanced Efficiency and Speed

Thanks to GaN technology, the UGREEN RobotGan charger offers superior efficiency, leading to faster charging times. You can quickly recharge your devices and stay on the go.

2. Versatile Charging Capabilities

With a 65W output and multiple ports, this charger is a versatile tool for powering a wide array of devices. From laptops and smartphones to tablets, it covers all your charging needs. They have UK and US compatible chargers.

3. Safety and Reliability

Featuring robust safety measures, you can charge your devices with confidence, knowing they are protected from power surges and overheating.

4. Portability

Its compact size ensures you can take the charger anywhere, making it ideal for frequent travelers and those who need a reliable power source on the go.

5. Aesthetic and Functional Flexibility

With multiple designs available, you can choose a charger that matches your personal style and specific charging needs, adding a touch of customization to your tech accessories.

That said, with its GaN-powered efficiency, comprehensive safety features, compact design, and variety of aesthetic options, it is a must-have accessory for anyone looking to keep their devices powered and ready for action. Say goodbye to slow charging and bulky chargers - embrace the future with the UGREEN RobotGan 65W USB-C Charger!

It fast charges my Android and Apple devices in good time and does not overheat. It can even charge my laptop and Nintendo Switch effectively (and perfect to bring for travels). The only thing to note is that only one port is 65W,  so do read the manual. This charger is even more perfect if you have a suitable power point where you can view the adorable face when it is charging and when charging has completed. 

I got mine from Lazada when there was a sale (I always check out all the shopping platforms and compare before making that purchase with the belief that sales are always better than paying for the full price). Typically it costs around S$55-60, but during the sales period it can be almost 50% off!

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Have you already gotten yours yet? If the answer is yes, let me know your thoughts about it! 😁

Play-Asia is an online retailer specializing in video games, DVDs, music CDs, and gadgets primarily targeting the Asian market. Established in 2002, it has grown to become a prominent platform for gamers seeking imports, rare titles, and niche products. It offers a wide range of products, including Japanese and Asian versions of games, which can be appealing to collectors and enthusiasts outside Asia. The company also provides digital services, such as digital codes for games and online subscriptions. Overall, Play-Asia serves as a bridge for gamers worldwide to access unique gaming content from Asia.

If you are looking for covers or items which are not available in your country then this could be a good place to look if you are not able to find any online anywhere else.

My experience was not so pleasant (mostly on the courier / shipping side of things) with the long wait, poor resolution time and almost losing the parcel, and the pricing. 

Let’s start with the website. It’s primitive and not user friendly. Navigating between product pages is not an intuitive thing and the design is like it is still stuck in the 2000s. The layout is messy and cluttered, so unless you know what you are looking for specifically… virtual window shopping does not spark joy.

Layout, Taxonomy and Design still stuck in the 2000s

Next would be the purchasing experience, which PayPal is an option. Although it is mentioned that if you spend above a certain amount (basic) shipping would be free, however there are some caveats to that. Not to mention that the sales and discounts are really lackluster.

I was interested in this otome game My Next Life as a Villianess: All Routes Lead to Doom! - Pirates of the Disturbance. It was listed on PlayAsia but it was a pre-order and it was expensive (although the company is located in Hong Kong, they use USD$ as a currency on their platform). Then I saw a something which was interesting, Sword and Fairy Inn 2, the collectors’ edition.

I decided to try purchasing from PlayAsia and the first game from them was the collect’s edition of the Sword and Fairy Inn 2. Rating for the game was not too good but the cover looked so cute and the concepts ofthe game looked like something I would play, so I got it.

Checkout was easy, payment was swift but delivery… delivery was a pain. It took almost forever and more than a month before I received it. All because of the shipping company PlayAsia used - Quantiam Solutions.

You can read all about the lack of professionalism and lacklustre service of the shipping company in the link below.

[Quantium Solutions - the worst logistics and shipping company]

The item reached Singapore but was sitting in at the Post Office Center for a month with no accountability nor response by the shipping company!

It took 7 weeks for my parcel to arrive from Hong Kong and not because it was from a far away... even stuff I've gotten from Amazon US has come in a much fast timeframe with much better updates on the status of delivery ... It was because it was stuck in the Singpost sorting center, to which the logistics company Quantium Solutions was dead on replies and basically non-responsive pushing it over from the Hong Kong branch to the Singapore branch and then dead silence.

PlayAsia took about a week to finally conclude that it was “lost”, whilst its status was actually sitting there with not one bothering about it and no updates whatsoever. They provided an option, to either get a refund or resend out again. I opted for a refund and when that happened, the game was delivered the next day!

Now being the nice person that I am, I informed PlayAsia and they thanked me for informing them that I had received the “missing” item. Next they asked if I could make a payment again on their website since they had already processed the refunded. So meaning, if I had not informed them I would have gotten it for free and gotten an extra one?

But I “returned” them the money and I did earn a few cents back since the exchange rate was higher on the day the refunded me versus when I had bought it.

Oh, and that otome game I wanted? I managed to get it off Carousell for just S$60. That’s at least S$30 lesser than what it is on PlayAsia (not even including shipping).

So would I purchase from PlayAsia again? I guess that would depend if they have the games I really want that I am not able to get else where otherwise it is not worth the time, money and effort. There are also no incentives, unlike Amazon, Shopee or Lazada.

Have you purchased from PlayAsia before? If the answer is yes, how has your experience been so far? Please share in the comments below!~

Mechanical keyboards, affectionately known as "keebs," have surged in popularity among tech enthusiasts, gamers, and typists alike. But where did this catchy nickname come from, and why has it become so ubiquitous? 

In this blog post, we will be delving into the origins of "keebs," explore its widespread adoption, and highlight the features that make mechanical keyboards so beloved.

What Exactly Are Mechanical Keyboards?

To understand the allure of mechanical keyboards, it's essential to grasp what sets them apart. Unlike membrane keyboards, which use a single rubber dome underneath the keys, mechanical keyboards feature individual switches for each key. These switches come in various types, each offering different tactile feedback and actuation points, resulting in a more responsive and satisfying typing experience.

Tracing the Roots of "Keebs"

The term "keebs" is a fun and informal abbreviation of the word "keyboard." Its precise origins are somewhat murky, but it likely emerged from online communities where mechanical keyboard aficionados share their passion. These enthusiasts often engage in discussions on forums and social media, where using shorthand like "keebs" fosters a sense of camaraderie and efficiency.

Why the Term "Keebs" Took Off

Community Bonding: The mechanical keyboard community is known for its strong sense of identity and connection. Adopting unique jargon, such as "keebs," helps members feel part of an exclusive group.

Convenience: Typing "keebs" is quicker and simpler than spelling out "mechanical keyboards." In the fast-paced world of digital communication, such abbreviations are both practical and appealing.

Quirkiness: The term "keebs" adds an element of fun and personality to conversations. It reflects the community's enthusiasm and creativity, making interactions more engaging and lively.

Memorable: Short, catchy terms are easier to remember and spread. "Keebs" has a distinctive charm that sticks in people's minds, helping it gain traction.

The Charm of Mechanical Keyboards

The popularity of "keebs" is closely tied to the appeal of mechanical keyboards themselves. Here are some reasons why these keyboards are so cherished:

• Enhanced Typing Experience: Mechanical keyboards provide a tactile, responsive feel that many users find far superior to membrane keyboards.

• Longevity: Built to last, mechanical keyboards often outlive their membrane counterparts by millions of keystrokes, making them a durable investment.

• Customization Options: Enthusiasts love the ability to customize their keyboards, from switch types and keycaps to backlighting and case designs. This customization allows for personal expression and functionality tailored to individual preferences.

• Gaming Advantages: Gamers appreciate the precision and responsiveness of mechanical switches, which can enhance gameplay performance and responsiveness.

• Aesthetic Appeal: With a vast array of designs, colors, and lighting options, mechanical keyboards are as visually appealing as they are functional.

The Future of "Keebs"

As mechanical keyboards continue to gain popularity, the term "keebs" is likely to remain a staple within the community. It symbolizes more than just a nickname; it represents the vibrant, creative, and passionate culture that surrounds these beloved devices.

That said, "keebs" is a term that encapsulates the unique culture of the mechanical keyboard community. It highlights the passion, creativity, and sense of belonging that make this hobby so special. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or a newcomer curious about the world of mechanical keyboards, embracing the term "keebs" is a fun way to join the conversation and celebrate these incredible devices.

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Enjoying art and fun shouldn't come with a hefty price tag; it can be both high-quality and affordable.

Welcome to this monthly new series where I will be spotlighting talented keycap artists whose work I have come across and purchased from them as I love their designs. With reasonable pricing and shipping options that have proven worthwhile to me, here I am sharing them with you. Whether you're in search of intricacy, uniqueness, or affordability in artisan keycaps, I hope you find inspiration and the opportunity to support these creators.

Getting into the hobby and into the rabbit hole of artisan keycaps can be a bit overwhelming for the pocket as one artisan keycap can cost as much as a whole set, with some costing more than S$80 (not including shipping fees yet). And let's not get started on shipping... If you are in Singapore or South East Asia, sometimes shipping from overseas sellers are more than S$20-40+!😵

[Beginner's Guide to Artisan Keycaps: Everything You Need to Know]

Hopefully this list helps you as it did me (especially if you are from South East Asia) and support the lovely artists who are doing a wonderful job, and making it a little bit more easier for you and your wallet in personalizing your mechanical keyboard!

teas_factory is a keycap artists who is in Singapore. Her aim to make affordable keycaps that everyone can enjoy really resonated with me, and her design aesthetics definitely caught my eye. Her design aesthetics are uniquely adorable with creations inspired from cartoon series to animals. She mainly focuses on custom keycaps, but does come up with designs of her own as well.&nbsp

Check out this short video of her cute cow creation, Sakura, who has found her home on my low profile keyboard.

[Keycap Series: June Artist Featuring teas_factory]

[First Look: Ajazz AK832 Wireless three mode mechanical keyboard (Brown Switch Model)]

[Keycap Series: Featuring Artists of the Month]