Speak Spell Magnets

Your Speak & Spell misses you.

If only there was a tool that could help me with my witchcraft.

Does this made you feel in the future?

Speak & Spell

A doodle of a Speak & Spell with the word DREAMING

An original minimal tribute design to your favorite album.

This design is an orange tabby cat with an eye ball in their mouth created in watercolor. It is a myth that cats will eat your eyes if you die. The purpose of this painting is to prevent the wearer from spreading gossip. We all do it sometimes.

Artwork 90's Design Depeche Mode "Speak & Spell"

Vintage typography cut from old advertisements and an out-of-copyright horror anthology, tracing out a tough trio of investigators. ... so yeah, I wasn't done making Lockwood & Co. fan art.

The 1981 classic that started it all

A doodle of a Speak & Spell with the word DREAMING

Was your favorite toy from the 70s and 80s educational? Then this is a great product for your nostalgia.

Depeche Mode (Speak & Spell) design. The debut album from DM, released in 1981namd featuring the fantastic “‘Just Can’t Get Enough”.

"Now spell 'nostalgia'…" My illustrative tribute to a beloved toy from the eighties and a key component of ET's attempts to 'phone home'!

Retro 80s toy - Cartoonified

Depeche Mode released their debut album Speak & Spell in 1981 amid the British new wave scene. They recorded their second album, A Broken Frame (1982), as a trio, following Clarke's departure from the band. Gore took over as main songwriter and Alan Wilder replaced Clarke, establishing a lineup that continued for 13 years. The albums Black Celebration (1986) and Music for the Masses (1987) established them as a dominant force within the electronic and alternative music scenes, and their June 1988 concert at the Pasadena Rose Bowl drew a crowd in excess of 60,000 people.