Radio Stickers

My homage to the old school KLOS stickers from the 80's.

This print was made with love for the series of games Jet Set Radio, save the future! <3

Some people collect stamps. Some people collect radios. This design is for the latter.

Make a Contract and Make a Deal

waaf rock

WZZQ Stereorock

For HTJB fans

Dawa Bar

93 KHJ Boss Angeles

The new for 2020

The military radio alphabet is fun.

The design contains the text May The Morse Be With You under the illustration of an antiques wooden morse device.

The Eighties never really left and we all have a proverbial boombox playing Tears For Fears and Frankie Goes To Hollywood perpetually in our hearts.

You shot yourself face by mistake.

Fun vintage transistor radio design. Marvelous image for fans of retro stuff.

Cute little radio

Jon Solomon's Holiday Radio Show returns for 2022! My friends Pat + Ryan designed this year's graphic. Available in both "with text" and "without text" versions.

I have always wondered what went on in the background of the towns that horror writers write about. What does a gas station just outside of Crystal Lake look like, or what does the radio station in Innsmouth play?

Illustrated Lyrics of the song Pulk/Pull Revolving Doors from the band Radiohead off the album Amneisiac.

Fan art for the fictional radio station KBHR in Cicely AK

special design for Carlos Sainz ''Smooth Operator'' radio talk

Lighting The Void T-Shirt Dark Print

H2G2

The famous words from Chickenman

Sons of Penn

we're on the air

The classic logo!

The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy - DON'T PANIC

Vacuum Tube patent drawing from 1924. Invented in 1904 by John Ambrose Fleming, vacuum tubes were a basic component for electronics throughout the first half of the twentieth century, which saw the diffusion of radio, television, radar, sound reinforcement, sound recording and reproduction, large telephone networks, analog and digital computers, and industrial process control.

Do the Right Thing / Night of the Hunter fan art

We've heard you chanting “We are sick of the Squid!” So here are some fun band merch parody designs!

Aesthetic design radio with quote

kexp

Ghost design for the podcast / radio show Where Did the Road Go?. Design by Timothy Renner of Strange Familiars.

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