Cautionary notes on PCB artwork from a PCB assembly expert:<p><a href="http://zentroidpickandplace.com/Pcb/Artwork.html" rel="nofollow">http://zentroidpickandplace.com/Pcb/Artwork.html</a>
I'd like to see a dev board (Arduino, RPi, micro:bit) with V+ lines all silkscreened in red, ground in black, and serial in blue & green. It would make teaching much easier.<p>It wouldn't even be too hard to design, I just never saw it before.
How does it differ from: <a href="https://www.littlebird.com.au/blogs/news/colourful-printed-circuit-boards" rel="nofollow">https://www.littlebird.com.au/blogs/news/colourful-printed-c...</a>. ?
I don’t want to diminish your drive and accomplishment, but I can’t help but see the connection between this, and the microplastic world we live in. Creating disposable objects, and then covering them in plastic, seems like a net-loss for the planet.