Art and oddities, inspired by folklore and
Pacific Northwest history
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Written by Devon Kelley and published by The History Press, Cryptids of the Pacific Northwest explores the “hidden animals” that may share our weird and wonderful Pacific Northwest.
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Stay weird ✌️ The motto of the Ouija Broads Podcast, this enamel pin is a reminder of your power as a weirdo. You’re curious, interesting, and maybe a little strange—but never boring!
This hard enamel pin features the off white STAY WEIRD motto in a drippy, ectoplasmic font surrounded by a dark silver metal border. Charge your pin in the sun for a surprise: the text glows in the dark!
Pin is just about 1.25” and has two posts with rubber backings. It comes on a thick paper back featuring our podcast info on the back.
Hard enamel
Dark silver-toned metal with two posts and rubber stoppers on the back
Just about 1.25” wide
Comes ready for gifting on a branded, heavyweight backing board in a glassine envelope
Designed for the Ouija Broads podcast; listen here
What spooky secrets do you hold? What ghosts haunt your thoughts? Whatever specter flits at the edge of your vision, I hope it is as cute as the glow-in-the-dark ghost haunting this little matryoshka doll!
Designed in collaboration with my friend, the incredible artist Kate Rosendale. (Check out the matching enamel pin and Baba Yaga house enamel pin we designed together, too!) This is a LIMITED EDITION of only 25 stickers, so snag one before they're all exorcised!
We colored the matryoshka doll with rich blues and little folk painting accents, and she's surrounded by a swirling ghost in ecoplasmic-green. Charge your sticker in the sun for a surprise: the ectoplasmic-green ghost glows in the dark! (The whole sticker glows faintly, but the green and white parts glow the brightest.)
The sticker is just about 3” tall and 2" wide. Our producer said they're water resistant, so they should be fine if they get splashed on occasion, but they are not technically waterproof, so don't put them where they could get submerged in water or regularly wet!
A fearsome witch or a tough-love grandma? Whatever energy you bring to the relationship with Baba Yaga is the energy you get back. I hope for your sake you’re ready to drink a cup of tea and open your ears—she might pass on some knowledge if you can hold your tongue!
The front has rich, colorful enamel with a surprise: charge your pin in the sun so that the windows, door, and moon glow in the dark! Designed in collaboration with illustrator, designer, and all around cool kid, Kate Rosendale.
Hard enamel
Gold-toned metal with single post and black stopper on the back
Just a wee bit bigger than a 1” circle
Comes ready for gifting on a branded, heavyweight backing board in a glassine envelope
the door is surrounded by a grapevine, and adorned with handmade details, including a paper and clay, bat, a string and epoxy, spiderweb, and a trio of clay pumpkins with a light up jack-o’-lantern at the center. The jack-o’-lantern is powered by an LED light, with the switchfixed out of sight on the back of the piece. A thin velvet ribbon makes your Hobbit door ready to hang.
Your Hobbit door is just over 4" across, so do be sure to duck when you enter.
Hi, I’m Devon
I believe in ghosts and might believe in Bigfoot. I love folklore, hauntings, and Pacific Northwest history. I make tiny art and co-host a really good podcast. My first book, Cryptids of the Pacific Northwest, comes out September, 2026. Let’s be weird together.
