Deathwish Deck Brian O'Dwyer All Seeing (8.5)
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The Deathwish Deck Brian O'Dwyer All Seeing (8.5") is a striking example of street-inspired deck design infused with heavy symbolism and deep roots in skateboarding culture. Measuring 8.5” wide by 31.875” long with a 14.5” wheelbase, this deck is built for stability and power—ideal for transition riders, pool skaters, and anyone who appreciates a little more width underfoot.
The graphic features the All-Seeing Eye surrounded by a brick pyramid, encased in a coiled serpent and framed with dark ornamental flourishes. The design is elevated with metallic gold ink and gold foil accents, giving it a commanding and mythic presence. The Deathwish and O’Dwyer name banners blend into the design seamlessly, lending it a timeless, secret-society aesthetic. The top ply is dipped in a rich blue stain, with the Deathwish script logo branded mid-deck for a clean top look.
Deathwish Skateboards, launched in 2008 under the Baker Boys Distribution umbrella, has always pushed a more raw, aggressive, and unapologetic style. Known for chaotic team edits and classic full-length videos like “The Deathwish Video” and “Uncrossed”, Deathwish carries a legacy of riders who embrace a reckless-yet-stylish ethos rooted in street skating grit.
Brian O’Dwyer, one of the most exciting names on Deathwish’s roster, represents the next generation of gnarly. He rides with power, control, and a deep bag of tricks that span rugged street spots to intimidating transition terrain. His style reflects the rawness of Deathwish with a touch of finesse, making him one of the most anticipated names to watch.
Calvin Garcia, the artist behind this graphic, is known for his detailed and dramatic illustrations, blending gothic symbolism with classic tattoo flash and underground zine aesthetics. His work for Deathwish continues a tradition of bold visual storytelling that complements the intensity of the skating.
The All Seeing deck is not just built to skate—it's a statement piece, rooted in the heavy aesthetic and fearless riding that defines both Deathwish and Brian O’Dwyer’s presence in modern skateboarding.
Stix SGV has proudly served the San Gabriel Valley skateboarding community since the late ‘90s. With three locations across Los Angeles County, we’ve been deeply rooted in the local scene. Our Monrovia shop has been a staple since 1997, followed by our Claremont location in 2014, and our South Pasadena shop opening its doors in 2022. Our mission has always been simple: to uphold skateboarding culture and stay true to our community.