Hey Java!
I’m Jennifer, a nerdy artist and maker here in Jacksonville FL.
I make stone dice, nerdy art prints, stickers and even clothing. It would be so cool to work with Java and do some sort of collab to introduce some new nerdy products into the store!
If that’s something you’d be up for, here is more info on the designs and items I make so you can get a better feel for a potential collaboration!
STONE DICE:
These are fun to make and I could see them doing really well in Java. They’re very different from the high end dice you keep in your displays but also very different from your typical plastic dice.
Imagine holding a medium weight D20 in your hand that was made from a smarty, (the candy) and that’s what these feel like! I make them in all different colors.
If these are something you’d consider adding to Java let me know and we could set up a time to meet and I’ll bring some dice for you guys to check out!
STICKERS:
Who doesn’t love stickers lol?! These are waterproof, weatherproof, bomb proof.
I know you already sell some stickers there, so if you’re up for adding some new ones I could bring in what I have for you to look at and even work with you guys to create some new nerdy ones if you have ideas!
And… If you needed displays, my husband and I are carpenters and could work with you guys to build some custom displays.
ART PRINTS:
I think these would be a super cool addition to Java! I have existing artwork, but it would also be so fun to regularly work on new designs and keep you stocked with fresh, nerdy prints!
I have minis at 5” x 5”, medium at 8.5” x 8.5”, and large at 11” x 11”.
All would come in a plastic sleeve with a cardboard backing.
And again… If you needed custom displays for these, my husband and I could work with you on that!
CLOTHING:
I know clothing would be a bit tricky to find a place for and then display, but it you could find the room, that would be so cool! I have some cool designs and SUPER soft, high quality clothes that you guys might love!
All of these are my own designs which I print out on DTF transfers and then finish by using my heatpress to apply the transfer.
