Fandom Guides

How Genshin Impact Fans Helped AiheyStudio Grow From 0 to 1
Genshin fans were part of AiheyStudio’s earliest growth. From keycap sets to keyboards, artisan keys, figures, desk mats and fridge magnets, this is how one fandom helped our studio grow... Mehr lesen …
Why Our Furina Keycaps Took Three Revisions
Our Furina keycap set went through three revisions. Here’s how a light-and-dark layout, French-style legends, larger story keys and careful editing finally gave the design its structure. Mehr lesen …
Why Nahida Keycaps Need Space to Breathe
Light green and white look simple, but soft palettes can disappear without enough structure. Here’s how we keep Nahida keycaps calm without making the keyboard feel empty. Mehr lesen …
Why Hu Tao Keycaps Work Better With Symbols Than Portraits
Hu Tao gives us ghosts, flowers, butterflies, her hat and the Wangsheng Funeral Parlor symbol. Here’s why those details often work better on a full keyboard than repeating character portraits. Mehr lesen …
Designing Klee Keycaps Without Using Too Much Red
Klee gives us red, clovers, Dodoco, Jumpy Dumpty and plenty of chaos. The challenge is keeping all that energy without letting the keyboard become visually exhausting. Mehr lesen …
Why Our Yae Miko Keycaps Took Three Versions to Get Right
Our Yae Miko keycap set changed three times before we considered it finished. Here’s what those revisions taught us about pink, contrast and knowing when a fandom design has enough. Mehr lesen …
Why Purple Is the Hardest Part of Designing Raiden Shogun Keycaps
Raiden Shogun is strongly associated with purple, which is exactly what makes the design difficult. Here’s how we use contrast, layered tones and quieter areas to keep a themed keyboard... Mehr lesen …