Mecha Art Productions LLC is a small business owned and operated by Rachel Meyer.

FAQ:

Q: What do you sell in your shop?

A: I sell apparel, prints, and stickers of my original artwork.

Q: Where is your artwork printed?

A: All artwork is printed in-house. I use a Canon Image PROGRAF 1000.

Q: What programs/mediums do you use?

A: I use a combination of digital and traditional mediums in my artwork.
(Digital) ClipStudio, SAI, Krita.
(Traditional) graphite, pen&ink, acrylic, watercolor, gouache, colored pencil, alcohol marker.

Q: Do you do commissions? Where can I contact you with my ideas?

A: Yes I'm currently open for commissions. Email me @rmeyer@mechanicadaver.art or send me a DM on instagram @mechathespacepirate.


Q: Where is your apparel printed?

A: I have a small screenprint setup and do all of the printing myself by hand. I have a shirt design that I experimented with high-quality direct to film transfers as well.

Q: What kind of stickers do you sell? Can I put them on my car?

A: My stickers are made of vinyl.
They are UV/water resistant and even dishwasher safe! (I tested with my own dishwasher!) You can stick them on your car or water bottle or wherever you want!

Q: Why are you called 'Mecha'?

A: When I was in middle school I really enjoyed writing. This was during the mid-2000s when emo was mainstream.

My pen name was a word that I made up: Mechanicadaver. If you break it down it means "mechanical corpse" and describes an entity similar to a cyborg.

Over time, I continued to use it as an internet handle and a gamertag, but it was hard for people to pronounce so I shortened it to just 'Mecha'.

In 2020 I underwent double jaw surgery for medical reasons. It was as equally life-changing as it was traumatic. It took me a long time to accept the plates and screws in my face, along with having a different appearance. Taking on the 'Mecha' persona has helped me to cope with medical trauma and embrace myself as I am in the present-as a partially metallic human and an artist.

Q: What are your inspirations?

A: Definitely anime/manga, music, and folklore. I really enjoy retro and novelty architecture and am fond of vibrant colors and crazy hairstyles. I gather inspiration from the most random things sometimes, and it's not very profound.

Q: What types of events do you do?

A: I typically do anime/gaming conventions but I also do smaller craft or holiday events that sound fun!

Please contact me via email with any further questions.

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