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It's now been 21 years since we held the first ModCon event in Toronto Canada; the concept was radical at the time- to not only provide a safe space for folks with surgical body modifications but to provide skilled practitioners, at no cost, for guests who wanted to further modify their bodies. 

The first event, which unfolded over two and a half days in a sketchy empty building in Toronto, saw most our our guests 2x to 3x older than the hosts- the modification scene at the time still trended to be a pursuit of a mostly male identified, mostly older crowd, with almost all of the attendees having some sort of genital modification. 

All that's to say that this logo, designed by Shannon Larratt for our inaugural event, is exactly what you think it is, as long as you think it's a bisected penis. 

We have a limited amount of the red color way left- if you're a site supporter we can swap it out for the ultra-rare silver glitter version that matched the original event t-shirt. 

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ModCon 20th Anniversary Pin (RED) from Hex Appeal

Twenty years of log splitting. Who woulda thought it? In 1999, Shannon Larratt and I hosted the first MODCON event. If you know what that means you'll know what this pin represents. This red variant is #4 of five colorways and will be the last publicly available Modcon pin we release.

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