FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

In some cases, customs fees may be charged. I have no control over this, so if you are concerned about extra fees, please contact your local postal service.

Shipping is based on weight. More shirts and larger garments equals more weight. While there is a minimum shipping amount for every order that gets sent out, shipping does become cheaper per item the more items that are added.

Yes. All of my transaction data, including credit card details, are handled by Wix, the provider of this website and shop. I do not personally have access to any of this information.

My designs are printed on "Gildan 980" style shirts. They are 65% polyester, 35% cotton, so shrinkage is minimal. They are manufactured true to size (not slim-fitted or baggy). The fabric is very soft and lightweight. As for thickness, I use a special process that keeps the design feeling light and breathable, so it doesn't feel sweaty and rubbery from inside the garment. For best results, I recommend washing screen printed garments inside out in cool water, then drying on low heat. This will ensure designs that look great even after years of regular wearing.

Please use the "Contact" feature and I'll try to resolve it as quickly as possible! For order returns, please ship to the address shown on the received package.

In the past, I hired a fulfillment team to ship out individual orders, but as I prefer (and enjoy!) dealing with my customers directly and personally fulfilling the orders, I'm now handling everything on my own.

It really depends on the items. T-shirts are usually sent out in waterproof poly mailers, unless many are ordered at once, which may necessitate a box. Large (11" x 17") posters are carefully wrapped in packing paper and rolled into cardboard shipping tubes. If a single t-shirt accompanies a large poster in a single order, I'll usually roll that up and slide it into the center of the poster. Small (8x5" x 11") posters are sent in flat mailers if bought by themselves, but may be packaged in tubes if ordered with large posters or t-shirts. When ordered by themselves, stickers are always sent in card stock envelopes, then shipped in waterproof poly mailers. I do my best to make sure each order is carefully packaged and shipped!

Yep. At this point, everything (designing & conceptualizing, building, painting, filming, editing, scripting, writing & narrating the stories) is done by me. While I take obvious inspiration from sci-fi franchises like Star Wars and Dune, I'm gradually developing canon and "rules" for my universe, and reveal bits and pieces in the videos.

Yes. The book was started in March of 2024. The first draft is well over 100,000 words already. While there is much work still to be done, I hope to have it released in the first half of 2025.

No, I don't consider myself a professional. While I have sold a handful of models, I've been kit-bashing and scratch building for about two years now, and I'm constantly learning from other artists on Instagram, YouTube, Pinterest, and so forth. I'm not sure I'll ever call myself a professional; the more I learn, the more I realize there is to know!

Currently, all of my blight lore is available for free in my YouTube video series. However, I do release all my stories (in text and audiobook formats) to Patreon. In addition, patrons get access to posts, 3D files, and behind-the-scenes insights into my creative process not available in the videos alone. You can check it out at www.Patreon.com/gameyybuilds

Eventually, yes, I plan to release a full color book with concept art, finished models, and some short stories and other text. However, I want to first release my Beyond the Blight novel.