First nightly on CTRL

Hey there everyone! Today I'm sharing with you all a set Drop, BarelyTribal, and Myself have been working on the past few months. This set is based on a stealthy ghost dragon that can infiltrate through it's enemies defenses with ease. This set features a bold pairing of teal and coral, we really wanted the set to be over the top and stand out in your builds/setups. We'd love to hear your thoughts below. I've also been communicating closely with drop and we think if there is enough interest we could make a match desk mat and maybe even some other peripherals. IC Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1lfP69ea3DIEwRNUC1IcgkCQtJygU1nilyYOZYjTgmek/ DCX Dragon Darts on Dalco 559 Mini

One of the most important aspect of designing a keycap set is the color selection and subsequent color matching process. Without a solid combination of colors that resonates with the community, a set is almost certainly destined for obscurity, or even at risk of not being manufactured at all. The entire process is also one of the few steps that can really derail a set’s production estimate. In this post I hope to shed some light on the color selection and matching process from start to finish and give plenty of tips along the way to ensure that this step will go as smoothly as possible for anyone that plans on designing a GMK keycap set. The first, and often overlooked step, is to calibrate your monitor(s)! If you’re like me and not a graphic designer by trade, chances are that you leave your monitor in some kind of gaming mode, or eye comfort mode, and not setup to give the most accurate color reproduction. Another good thing to do is check your work on multiple devices or...