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Peanuts Made its Debut on October 2, 1950

The inaugural Peanuts comic strip created by Charles M. Schulz made its debut on October 2, 1950, gracing the pages of seven newspapers across the United States.

Mr. Lovenstein Presents: Feelings by J.L. Westover

J.L. Westover returns with MR. LOVENSTEIN PRESENTS: FEELINGS, a rollercoaster of emotions that’ll have you laughing and reaching for tissues in no time!

Tatsuo Horiuchi: The Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Artist

Upon reaching retirement, Tatsuo Horiuchi embarked on a new and unconventional artistic journey, he harnessed the power of a familiar digital tool already installed on his computer – Microsoft Excel.

Artist Maria Qamaran explores cultural identity, womanhood, and societal expectations in her art

Maria Qamar, an artist based in Toronto, who is producing truly remarkable work. Her fusion of Lichtenstein-esque elements and a dash of Mitch O’Connell with influences from South Asian culture is truly invigorating.

The dark and cozy web’s inner layers exposed Illustration

The cozy web is Venkatesh Rao’s term for the private, gatekeeper-bounded spaces of the internet we have all retreated to over the last few years.

Vic Lee’s London: A City of Amazing Streets and Tall Tales

A lively illustrated tour of London in the company of Vic Lee — artist, storyteller and self-confessed ‘ragamuffin from south-east London’.

Apple’s new app Freeform liberates your artistic ambitions

Freeform helps users organize and visually lay out content on a flexible canvas, giving them the ability to see, share, and collaborate all in one place.

Real big book on David Hockney by Taschen

A Bigger Book is a majestic visual survey of David Hockney’s art by Taschen. In it, Hockney takes stock of more than 60 years of work.

The Doors come Full Circle with the final album in 1972

The Doors’ “Full Circle” illustrated by Joe Garnett’s album package was considered “One Of The Most Creative Covers Of All Time” by Rolling Stone Magazine.

Tick Tock Wellbeing Art

Tick Tock not to be confused with the app that has been around since 1903 and makes teas from the UK. Jamie Nash Studio was approached to design two new flavors of Ginger Boost and Chai Relax art. I am sure you will agree the result is serene with a prancing zebra and a tiger floating through the water. It just makes me want to buy some Tick Tock tea. You will love their merch, the Ginger Boost tote bag is the coolest thing! The red caddy is to die for.

Montreal Construction Cones

These orange road goblins are now part of the fabric of the city, sooner or later they are bound to inspire local artists. One such individual (validstreetart) is spreading cone cuteness.

TATTOO: 1730s-1970s Henk Schiffmacher’s Private Collection

One part history book, one part art book, and one part fascinating memoir, this book is an overview of more than two centuries of tattoo history intermixed with an intimate look at the lives of tattoo artists, and the personal struggles and triumphs, occupational hazards, and artistic courage that have defined so much of this history.

Spider-Man Linocut on Lokta Paper by Peter Santa-Maria

Spider-Man Linocut on Lokta Paper is handcrafted and one of a kind, created using certified archival printmaking ink on handmade Nepalese Lokta paper. Each unique print in the Sideshow exclusive edition of 120 pieces is hand-signed and numbered by Peter Santa-Maria, making this a must-have collector item for Marvel fans.

Sket One and IamRetro to Debut ‘Greaper’

World-renowned artist, Sket One, announced the upcoming limited release of “Greaper”. Only available during NTWRK’s first-ever Unboxed Festival on the NTWRK app on Saturday, Feb. 13 at 3 PM PST, “Greaper” will arrive as Sket One’s first toy produced by IamRetro. Click here to download the NTWRK app and have a chance at scoring Sket One’s “Greaper” while supplies last: Unboxed Festival 2021.

Art of Wreck It Ralph 2

In the follow-up to the Oscar-nominated film Wreck-It Ralph, our hero leaves his arcade for the expansive universe of the Internet. Disney’s artists have brought the world of the Internet (a world you may think you know) to life in an all-new, imaginative way. Through never-before-seen concept art, character sketches, storyboards, and color scripts, along with interviews with the production team, The Art of Ralph Breaks the Internet reveals the artistic process behind Disney’s highly anticipated sequel.

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