How can one have a custom keycap set built?
By custom keycaps I mean keycaps with a custom geometry that doesn't exactly match the profile/shape/size of any existing keycap set.
I'm currently 3D printing such keycaps but I wonder how they could be built in (non-3D-printed) ABS or PBT.

The shape is not too exotic; they look kinda like this: https://adafruit.com/product/5111 but with some (nontrivial) differences.

Bonus question: how to add custom art/fonts/icons to the keycaps.

Interviewed today for a position that is 10PM to 7AM
The guy was trying to sell me on the freedom of those hours, how the job comes with a paid hour lunch and full access to the cafe, but I'm sitting there like 'Everything will be closed at 2AM for lunch, and the cafe closes at 5'

In the Winter, at best, I'll be getting just about an hour of sunlight a day if I sit next to the window of the bus on my ride home. The last guy who had the position just died from a heart attack, which is why they were looking to fill.

It's just red flags everywhere, and here I am just wanting to make enough to afford both food and rent. Life is unyielding and cruel.

Would definitely go for a goofy ah set like this. Great job on the design.

Why are the upper left corners of the color chips blurred? Why aren't we being told what the exact colors are, so that we can obtain color swatches for viewing outside of an uncalibrated, inaccurate monitor?

Probably so it's hard to make knock-offs.

anyone get their set from Vala yet?

Vala revised their updates page yesterday - https://vala.supply/pages/updates

Their GMK Kitsune ETA is Q2 2024.