Signature Plastics SA

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2600 R2
SA 2600 R2 is York Chan's homage to Stephen Hawking and his dire warnings about our future. Satire and reality collide on a daily basis with zero concern for our keyboarding sensibilities. Disinformation runs amok. In spite of such unrest, exoatmospheric excursions are fueling leaps in technology that should allow colonization — a prerequisite for the long-term survival of humanity. Privately held and publicly traded companies will handle the first crewed space launch on US soil in nearly a decade while Elon's fledgling corporate satellites whirl in orbit. Can science outpace our baser instincts, or is its unethical application the continuing cause of our woes? Will the world actually burn over the next century? People think that something is wrong; that there will be massive consequences down the line unless we act the "right" way. Stephen Hawking [roughly] said: "By the year 2600, the world’s population . . . would make the Earth glow red-hot. This is untenable!" It shouldn't be too late for humanity, but if doomsday is at our doorstep be proud. Humanity achieved something ahead of schedule in these trying times.
2600 R2
8010
8010
Arcane
Arcane
ASCII
A SA version of the GMK CYL ASCII keycap set.
ASCII
Biso
Biso
Bliss
Bliss
Bliss R2
Bliss R2
Bubble R2
Bubble R2
Camping
Camping
Carbon
Carbon
Carbon R3
Carbon R3
Copper
Copper
DreamEater
Get closer to completing your dex with SA Dreameater, the second PkMn inspired set following on from Vilebloom. A haunting aesthetic of purple on dark blue shifting to light green.
DreamEater
Espresso
Espresso
Fledgling
Fledgling
Geoma
Geoma
GodSpeed R2
GodSpeed R2
Jadeite
Jadeite
JukeBox
JukeBox
Laser
Laser
Laser R2
Laser R2
Magic City
Magic City
Nantucket Selectric
Nantucket Selectric
Nightlight
Nightlight
Oblivion R2
Oblivion R2
Polyclear
Polyclear
Ramses
Ramses
Recall
Recall
Rocket
Rocket
Royal Navy
Royal Navy
Sail
Sail
Skyriter
Skyriter
Spectra
Spectra
Sunday Morning
SA Sunday Morning is a keycap set based on the color scheme of one of my favorite vinyl that I own and is named after one of the most significant songs in the album.
Sunday Morning