DISOBEY (Stickers)

Have you been looking for the next greatest addition to your skateboard, bike, dorm fridge, the face of your passed out friend, or the bumper of your gas guzzler? If so, I have just the thing you have been looking for! This afternoon I received my order of Disobey Stickers from submedia.tv. They measure 4.25 inches by 2.75 inches and will adhere to any of the surfaces that were previously mentioned. I have already slipped one in the mail to the White House. I hope they like it.

GRAND OPENING: The Hillbilly Bombshell Skate Shop - April 25th

What's that? You say that you skateboard and live near Greenville, Illinois? Well then I guess you better get ready to grab your Yard Stick, strap on your Smith gloves and head on down to the GRAND OPENING of the The Hillbilly Bombshell Skate Shop at 110 W. College Ave. this Saturday at noon.
Shoot! Now that I think about it, they carry Jolly Roger decks and Jolly Roger Brand clothing. What a great gift idea for a loved one that holds a special place in your heart.

10 Sub Media Photoshop Brushes

Our latest photoshop brush set to hit the public domain was inspired by our favorite potty mouthed online personality, the Stimulator. You can download the brush set HERE.

"END:CIV" Limited Edition Posters

Last week we finished a limited edition run of 50 posters to help raise money for END:CIV, the first feature film to analyze our culture’s addiction to systemic violence, industrial capitalism and environmental exploitation. This 11x17 inch poster is based on the print "Satira sobre el cometa que aparecio en 1899" by Jose Guadalupe Posada.

• We have a limited quantity of Artists Proofs available on our site for $25.

AFSCME - The F!@#'n Union That Works For You

The British Called - They Want Their Guns Back!

A Distress Signal in Westerly

WESTERLY, R.I. - Jason and Kelly Jarvis are in trouble. She lost her job in September. He has been out of work since last month.

Kelly and Jason Jarvis, an unemployed couple in Westerly, grew so frustrated by their situation that they hung a flag upside down from their house last week as a sign of distress. (The Providence Journal / Kris Craig)The couple, married for 16 years and with two teenage sons, are running out of money. They are behind on their mortgage payments and their lender keeps calling, asking them when they'll mail a check.

They've tried to stay positive, but a week ago, after answering several of those calls, Kelly Jarvis broke down. Her husband tried to reassure her, but he grew frustrated, too.

It was then that Jason Jarvis walked out to the front porch of their two-story Greek Revival on Beach Street and hung an American flag upside down between two posts.

Read the rest of the article HERE.