HeyPCB LED Art

A black clockwork gear whose single lit tooth ticks round like a time-travel clock.

A purple paw print that lights toe by toe, for the hero dog of a family adventure film.

A red heart whose outline beats like the hospital monitor in a medical drama: slow and steady, faster when you tap MODE.

A round white board with a ring of LEDs around a hole in the middle: the arc-light chest piece from a hundred superhero props, made as a real circuit you can wear over a T-shirt.

A purple crescent moon lit along its curve: the full-moon-is-coming shot of every werewolf film, gentle enough for a bedroom.

A black key to the castle gate in a medieval film, lit in torch orange.

A purple diamond crystal with light running up its facets: the power crystal every fantasy quest is chasing.

A green flying saucer with running lights round its rim and dome: the drive-in alien invasion, landed on your desk.

A white ghost with LEDs around its wavy hem, for the night after a ghost-hunting film: it breathes slowly, then flickers when you press MODE.

A purple ring with a 32 mm hole, its LEDs chasing round like a portal opening in a sci-fi film.

A purple eight-point star whose light spirals out like a galaxy on a starship's viewscreen.

A blue shield with a lit rim: the hero-crest badge of a hundred adventure films, chained to a second board through its OUT header.

A black ring with a 48 mm hole, lit round its rim like the corona of a solar eclipse in a cosmic film.

A black octagon whose LEDs spin up like a starship engine before the jump to lightspeed: the cockpit-panel moment of every space film, as a desk light.

A yellow seven-sided coin from a pirate's treasure chest, with a lit rim that glints.

A blue fish lit along its fins like the glowing creatures of a deep-sea documentary.

A red cat-head sign that glows like the neon over a rainy street in a cyberpunk film.

A black shield for the knight in a medieval epic, with a rim that glows like torchlight.

A yellow hexagon with LEDs round its edge: one cell of a honeycomb wall, like the alien hive in a creature feature. Chain several with the OUT header.

A smaller purple heart for a love-letter film: tape it inside a card and it glows when the button is pressed.

A black house outline whose eaves flicker like candlelight, for the night after a haunted-house film.

A black cat-head night light whose outline glows like a cat's eyes in a dark alley in an old noir film.

A green leaf with a glowing edge, from the enchanted forest of an animated film.

A white retro rocket with a fin-to-nose LED outline: the silver-screen moon ship from a 1950s B-movie, as a shelf light.

A purple cloud-shaped nebula that drifts through colours, like a deep-space backdrop.

A smaller purple ghost that jumps from dim to bright when you press MODE: a jump-scare in a pocket.

A white flying saucer that pulses a slow beam, for the alien-encounter film set on a quiet farm.

A black skull with a glowing outline, for the night after a pirate film: it glows green or red, your choice in firmware.

A yellow butterfly whose wings ripple with colour, like the opening shot of a nature documentary.

A black guitar-pick board that flashes along its edge: the encore light from every rock-concert film.

A red octagon whose outline flashes like the warning lights in a heist film when the alarm trips.

A white cloud whose outline glows and flickers like lightning: the storm rolling in over the farmhouse in a disaster film.

A black saucer whose running lights blink green, for the night the visitors land in the cornfield.

A black bat with LEDs along both wings, for the rooftop silhouette in every caped-crusader film: it sweeps light from wingtip to wingtip.

A blue gear with a hub hole, its LEDs running around the teeth like the boiler-room dials in a steampunk adventure film.

A red koi that swims colour along its body, from the garden pond of a quiet drama.

A yellow six-point star with a lit rim: the sheriff's badge from every western, as a pin that glows at sundown.

A white six-point snowflake that sparkles cold blue: the first-snow scene of a winter film.

A green pentagon with a running-light rim: the summoning sign from a horror film, harmless and bright.

A five-point star in red solder mask with thirty RGB LEDs tracing its outline: the kind of hero emblem a film costume department would glue to a chest plate.

A red diamond: the ruby at the centre of every jewel-heist film, lit like it is under the museum spotlight.

A black ringed planet whose ring lights chase round like a moon in orbit.

A white robot head with an antenna and ears, lit round its edge like the friendly robot sidekick in a family sci-fi film.

A red-capped power-up mushroom from a side-scrolling quest. Every hero in those games dies dozens of times before the last level.

A blue seven-point star like the ones on a wizard's robe in a fantasy film.

A yellow skeleton key lit from bow to bit: the key to the locked room in every mystery film.

A red bat for a gothic vampire film, glowing deep red with a slow heartbeat.

A green pine tree that twinkles in colours, for the holiday film that plays every December.