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A controller made for a friend of mine at University.

Painted in green and glow in the dark, off white this controller has a waterslide transfer on the front of Vincent disguised as his main, Luigi.

The back of the controller features his logo and Design out of Shield’s.

You can check out his work here and a blog of his excellent thought process here

The entire controller is protected by Mipa Winner matte lacquer which should protect the controller from all the bullshit misfires he seems to get.