4AMStuff

All shapes and sizes! Matte or glossy. These stickers are mostly waterproof and can survive on laptop or water bottles. They can take a light rinse every now and then but will not make it through your dishwasher.  

I started making stickers for fun as a creative outlet. In the beginning, I was only printing out images of my dog or my friend's dog or pictures of dogs from the internet. Since then, I've learned how to use Photoshop and Illustrator to make my own designs. Check out these cute blueberries! 

Made from PLA, these 3d printed items can withstand anything except the Florida sun! Heat is it's arch nemesis. The possibilities are endless here. Anything you can imagine can be 3d printed in 1-20 hours. 

3D printing is not for the faint of heart. You spend countless hours tweaking your machine to get that beautiful first layer before ever making something for yourself. I don't know how many calibration cubes I've made. 

Credit Card covers are meant for credit cards that have the numbers printed on the back with one side being perfectly smooth. These fit most credit cards that have the small chip. Does the added thickness effect card readers? It doesn't! 

This is part of a new personal project. I've been testing the fit for a while now and I think I've really gotten it down to a science. If your card lives in your wallet, the image lasts pretty long! The cover I've been using for 2 months now have a few scratches, but nothing too bad. 

Laptops, water bottles, or even the side of your car! These decals are by far the most weather resistant items to customize your look. Customizable too!

Making vinyl decals was actually the very first thing I tried. Starting out as a hobby, I soon had people ordering some decals for themselves or student run organizations at UF. 

Any design can be cut into an iron on decal to make some pretty neat custom apparel. They survive very well in the washing machine and don't really need special care. 

Within the same realm of vinyl decals, you have iron on heat transfer decals. Once you cut out your design, weed the excess, you can then apply your design to any cloth material with heat and pressure. I use a heat press made for this task, but you can just use a heating iron and your body weight. 

If single color design isn't what you're looking for, then may I present to you FULL COLOR iron on decals. You'll want to wash these inside out to maintain the pristine look, but I've taken this exact shirt through 10 washes and it still looks like the day I made it. 

Combining sticker stuff with vinyl decal stuff and this is what you get. These full color prints can also be cut into unique shapes making your apparel customization limitless.