Limited edition signed prints by Sean Madden are available at Die Constant 51 Powell St. Vancouver BC or by contacting us: info@dieconstant.com. Prints are high quality, archival stock, individually packaged 11×14 inches.  $30.00 on their own or $55 framed and ready to hang.

Distressed dyed, screen printed hooded long sleeves available in limited quantities at The Die Constant Store 51 Powell St. Vancouver BC.

Die Constant got a nice mention in Gastown Blog’s latest post.

Sean Madden, The Man behind “Mr. Beepy” will be set up with Mark Madden of Mad Graphix Tattoos selling some Mr. Beepy and War Pigs tees at:

RUMBLE IN THE CITY – Buffalo Central Terminal, NY

July 31st 2010 12-9pm

$15.00 for the Concerts and Sideshow (ALL DAY PASS)

TO SEE CAR/BIKE SHOW and browse the vendors = FREE

DONATIONS FROM PROCEEDS TO BUFFALO CENTRAL TERMINAL (for restoration) and TOYS FOR TOTS

Die Constant will be repped at:
Northern Ink Xposure, the Toronto Tattoo Expo
June 18th-20th
Toronto Hilton, 145 Richmond St. W.

Get your New Summer ’10 Men’s tees, some classics and Women’s burnouts at Mars & Venus 10328 82 Avenue NW Edmonton (780) 434-0467

Die Constant donated some goods to be auctioned off for charity along with other designers and artists. We just got word that the funds raised are being used to build a school in Ethiopia. Die Constant plans to donate goods for other events and fund raisers since it well feels good to do good.  If you have any ideas or know of an organization hit us up. info@dieconstant.com

The “word” on the “street” is that this “graffito sticker” has been showing up around Brooklyn affixed to some of the borough’s favorite-least-favorite new speculative condominiums, among them Robert Scarano’s big big 125 N. 10 in Williamsburg. The individual behind this classic comedy gag has gone to great lengths to conceal his identity. Sort of.

He’s this guy. According to his website, which is featured prominently on the sticker, he’s a disaffected artist and critic who’s staked out a position of bold “opposition to the fraudulence of modern times.” God love him, his heart’s in the right place. Some of his stickers might be, too.

His is a vintage tactic of frontline architectural warfare— though it’s not clear that it’s ever been terribly effective. Back in the early 60’s, when life in New York was grand and architecture was not, poster-size stickers began to show up on the sides of a few particularly egregious new skyscrapers in midtown (Pan Am, esp.) bearing the legend “NEW YORK is an ARCHITECTURAL D!SASTER.” Architectural Forum, of blessed memory, claimed it was the work of an unnamed “squad of junior terrorists” working from a Greenwich Village basement. Odds are good those “terrorists” all went on to found design/build firms or else blew themselves up accidentally. But anyhow: Shine On, Angry Eel!

One of the greatest things about tattoos is that you have control over every aspect of the tattooing process. From what your tattoo design will be and where you want your tattoo to reside for the rest of your life. Well this all may change for the state of Oklahoma. Oklahoma is taking serous action against getting one body part considered illegal to get tattooed. The body part they are trying so hard to make illegal getting tattooed is the white part of the eyeball. A Senate panel has already passed the bill to prohibited this body part from being tattooed, all that is needed now to make it official is to have the full Senate pass the bill.

However, lawmakers are quick to admit that this practice of tattooing the white part of the eyeball has not caught on by too many citizens of the state of Oklahoma.  Several do fear this practice may caught on in their beloved state, due to the fact that several people living on both east and west coasts have eye tattoos.

Besides the awful pain and discomfort a tattoo in this area would cause it can also cause an even worse reaction, blindness. Ophthalmologist’s say this procedure is very dangerous and should not be able to be practiced. It not only can cause loss of vision but it is also susceptible to easy infection. So if you live in the state of Oklahoma and are dead set on getting a tattoo on your eye then you will more than likely have to travel out of the state to get this tattoo done.

Your Tattoo Friend

-Ashley Ford