Scrap wood and politicking

With a lot of left over pieces and the mid year primaries coming up, it was time to have a bit of fun with my Glowforge and some ‘Viral’ campaigning.

Making use of Cruz Ortiz’s original art he is using to fundraise for Beto, I started making little trinkets to hand out.


Well, instead of just giving them away, I actually started hiding them around town for people to find.


Here are some of the newer versions. Perfect for adding to your key chain.


The back I added Ortiz’s printing company logo as well as my own signature and I’m numbering them.

If you are in San Antonio. Keep an eye out, you just may find one.

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Those are awesome and I like that you’re hiding them to be discovered

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Sort of Poli-tricking combined. Good luck on the campaign!

Oh hey! You could engrave a few smooth rocks and scatter those around as well.

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Whoa, are you a fellow San Antonio user by chance?

Yes I am

Hey, rad! Outta curiosity, do you know how long it took between your “fill in your address” e-mail and receiving the Glowforge? I just got my e-mail yesterday and am too excited.

I don’t remember exactly when I got the email to submit my address. The :proofgrade: box showed up about 2 weeks after the email. The Glowforge it’self was a couple months later (The end of Sep. ). This was also at a time when their supplies and shipping process was still having kinks worked out of it. You may see a quicker turn around.