Yes. I print on genuine LEGO elements whenever possible. Occasionally I use high-quality compatible pieces when LEGO doesn’t make the part I need.
All designs are UV-printed in my studio, which means the ink is cured directly onto the piece.
In other words: these aren’t stickers, and they’re not coming off.
Very.
The designs are UV-printed directly onto the bricks, creating a hardened layer that holds up extremely well during normal use.
Build with them, display them, let your kids play with them.
Just maybe don’t run them through a belt sander.
I’m a small studio, not a giant warehouse. That means your order is handled by a real human (hi, that’s me).
Most orders ship within a few days. If I’m in the middle of a production run it might take a little longer, but I move as fast as I can without sacrificing quality.
Good things take a minute.
Yes — but there are two ways to do it.
If you want a few custom pieces, use the Design-Your-Own LEGO section of the site. Upload your artwork, place the order, and I’ll handle the printing. No back-and-forth required.
If you’re looking for larger custom runs — corporate events, branded pieces, clubs, or special projects — feel free to reach out.
If it’s just a few bricks, the builder tool is the fastest path from idea to brick — and it doesn’t involve me answering twenty emails about file formats.
Two things.
First, everything is designed and printed by me in my studio. This isn’t mass-produced stuff.
Second, I make things LEGO fans actually want but can’t get anywhere else — niche fandom pieces, identity flags, weird jokes, and the occasional completely ridiculous idea.
Basically, if it makes AFOLs laugh or say “wait… where did you get that?”, I’m interested.