Another one for the wall: Gamedev.js Jam 2025 theme in a Framed Print • End3r's Corner

After trying out Framed Posts from Sticker Mule last year with a nicely captured js13kGames tweet, I decided to give their new product, Framed Prints, a go - and this time, obviously, I went with something a little bit more visual.

End3r's Corner - Framed Print - Gamedev.js Jam 2025 theme Balance

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The moment I saw Sticker Mule added Framed Prints to their product lineup, I knew exactly what I wanted to put in the frame:

End3r's Corner - Gamedev.js Jam 2025 t-shirt Balance

The Gamedev.js Jam 2025 theme visualization, the same one we used on the limited edition Balance-themed t-shirts for this year’s jam - you can buy one in our Spreadshirt Shop right now.

The author of the image is of course Ewa, as always. This not only look great on the shirts, but also perfectly capture the theme of Balance we explored throughout the jam. Turning it into a framed print felt like a natural next step.

End3r's Corner - Framed Post versus Framed Print

Compared to the Framed Post, which is a stylized snapshot of a tweet, the Framed Print is exactly what it sounds like: your image, printed on high-quality paper, beautifully framed, and ready to hang. No social media context or extra text - just pure artwork.

This feels like a great way to commemorate a special moment or milestone - whether it’s a tweet, a logo, or any other visual memory tied to the things you care about.

End3r's Corner - Framed Print order

I used the same image file we prepared for the t-shirt design, uploaded it through Sticker Mule’s interface, and a few days later it arrived in a securely packaged box, ready to be unwrapped and mounted.

The print quality is sharp, the colors are vibrant, and the black frame adds a nice touch of contrast without overpowering the design.

End3r's Corner - Framed Print on a desk

Now I’ve got a js13kGames 2024 tweet and a Gamedev.js Jam 2025 theme staring back at me every time I look up from the screen.

If you’re running an event, releasing a game, or simply want a custom print of your own work hanging on your wall, this is definitely worth checking out.