The SA Welles kit is a keycap set inspired by Film Noir aesthetics, particularly influenced by the cinematic works of Orson Welles. It features a dramatic yet understated design, incorporating shades of grey, red, and warm beige reminiscent of mid-century consumer electronics. The kit utilizes the SA profile for its vintage look and sound quality, with a modern twist in the 1-1-2-3-4-3 profile for added comfort. 

The primary offering includes the "Concrete Blond" base kit, designed for various keyboard layouts such as 60-TKL, UK ISO, and Alice, along with a limited 40% keyboard support. Additionally, there is the "99 River Street" numpad kit, named after a classic noir film. The design aims to capture the essence of noir and pulp fiction while considering user preferences for keyboard configurations.

SA Welles

The GMK MTNU Dashboard is a keycap set inspired by the digital dashboards of 1980s and early 1990s GM and Audi vehicles. This design, which is the second all-new MTNU creation, focuses on capturing the authentic colors and aesthetic of early car dashboards. The set utilizes the Son of a Doubleshot (SOD) typeface to enhance its retro vibe, having evolved through various iterations to achieve the desired color accuracy. Initially intended to be without novelties, the final design includes themed novelties based on standard dashboard indicators, adapted from public domain NHTSA manuals. The creator values community feedback and invites enthusiasts to express their interest in the set.

GMK MTNU Dashboard

The GMK City Pop Neue is a mechanical keyboard keycap set inspired by the vibrant "Bubble" era of Japan. It features unique Neue icon legends and is designed to capture the glamour and aesthetic of the 1980s. The set is made from ABS plastic with a doubleshot construction, ensuring durability and a high-quality finish. 

Color accents include a mix of RAL 5001 Green Blue and RAL 3017 Rose, with mods in RAL 3017 Rose and RAL 6034 Pastel Turquoise. The alpha keys are in RAL 6034 Pastel Turquoise and 5021 Water Blue. The design draws inspiration from Japanese pop culture, cassette futurism, and car culture, reflecting the designer's experiences living in Japan. 

Additionally, novelties are created in collaboration with Stellaidoscope and artisan Max Voltar, promising a unique touch to the set. If there is sufficient interest, a matching deskmat may also be commissioned.