Obscure Studios

Celebrate the venerable typewriter with this classic QWERTY design.

Celebrate the venerable typewriter with this QWERTY design.

Love words, writing, or typewriters? Then you need this QWERTY design celebrating the universal keyboard layout. Happy typing!

Treat your favorite writer with this sleek, simple typewriter design, inspired by the podcast "Dispatches with Jonny Eberle" but you don't have to know the show to enjoy this design, which features a vintage, distressed, graphic.

Treat your favorite writer with this sleek, simple typewriter design, inspired by the podcast "Dispatches with Jonny Eberle" but you don't have to know the show to enjoy this design.

Treat your favorite writer with this sleek, simple typewriter design, inspired by the podcast "Dispatches with Jonny Eberle" but you don't have to know the show to enjoy this design.

Treat your favorite writer with this sleek, simple typewriter design, inspired by the podcast "Dispatches with Jonny Eberle" but you don't have to know the show to enjoy this design.

You can never be too careful around flying narwhals, especially ones that are smarter than you are. Inspired by The Adventures of Captain Radio.

One man, two identities. Embody the duality of being both Captain Radio and Count Xavier with this snazzy artwork inspired by The Adventures of Captain Radio.

The main logo of everyone's favorite audio drama, The Adventures of Captain Radio!

Don't think about it! Don't do it! Keep your radio tuned to the exciting adventures of Captain Radio!

Don't do it! Do not touch that dial! We'll be right back after this brief word from our sponsors. From The Adventures of Captain Radio podcast.

Be a champion of justice with one of Captain Radio's iconic catchphrases!

Proclaim your allegiance to the Oracle with this awesome artwork from The Adventures of Captain Radio podcast.

Fade into the background with this design just like Ace from The Adventures of Captain Radio podcast.

A classic quote from The Adventures of Captain Radio.

Feel the wind in your hair at 15,000 feet — it's no wonder there are more Studebakers in the sky the than any other automobile. Advertisement from The Adventures of Captain Radio podcast.