I can make these static art clings in styles and shapes to be applied on playfield glass, no adhesives, static cling keeps them securely in place. They can be removed and reused. This is similar to the art advertisements you might see applied on business windows and glass doors. Here's a test example of a piece I did for Centaur, matching the art style of the playfield. I could do these also to directly apply on the white arches of older EMs too, as another application, you get the idea. Is it worth pursuing, or not? I would like your thoughts.

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Magnetic - are they creating art that matches each pinball's style / characters, or just a more generic thing? I admit I haven't seen that.

To clarify, I'm not using the artwork at all. I'm creating brand new artwork in the same style, so there's no IP concern. Style cannot be copyrighted. But thank you for the compliment.

Thanks. Completely different product, which is good.

I have a copy of this particular Centaur example. I’ll send it out free to someone picked at random who comments on this thread. I’ll wait a week to allow for people to comment. Whoever gets it has to agree to report back with their thoughts here. Sound good?

Thanks for the feedback. To be clear, they are not decals and can be removed as they are only held in place by static cling. So if you had a machine with one, you could take it off as easy as picking up a quarter off the glass. Or the former owner could just keep them and use them in other ways.

Also, my idea is to use them in places that do NOT block play, for instance, maybe a shooter lane or over a dead area. But as the owner, you would place them as you prefer.

That's another way I can create these too, depending on interest. I can create all sorts of graphics, there really is a lot of ways you could go. Thanks for pointing this example out, I had forgotten about this pin.