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Random Dragon Shirt Online Turns Out To Be One of the Most Popular Sapphic Fantasy Novel Covers

By Alyssa Shotwell Feb 1st
Everyone Has Thoughts About the MLK & CSK Statue, But Not All of Them Deserve Space

By Kimberly Terasaki Jan 18th
You Can (And Should!) Spend the Extra Money on Indie Art

By Madeline Carpou Dec 26th
‘Enough’: Artists Go Viral After Firing Back at ArtStation’s New Policy on AI Art

By Alyssa Shotwell Dec 23rd
Fan Art of Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Pinocchio’ Is Just as Beautiful as the Film

By Alyssa Shotwell Dec 20th
Lizzo’s SNL Set Was Plucked Right Out of a Famous Annie Lee Painting

By Alyssa Shotwell Dec 20th
Why Are Artists Protesting Art Generated by AI?

By Sarah Fimm Dec 5th
Things We Saw Today: ‘Spy x Family’ Mod Brings Its Adorable Telepath to a Popular FPS Game

By Alyssa Shotwell Nov 29th
What’s the History Behind the New Hand Sign in ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’?

By Alyssa Shotwell Nov 18th
The Mary Sue Book Club, November 2022: Detective Fantasies & Pop-Culture Analysis

By Alyssa Shotwell Nov 2nd
Things We Saw Today: Send Your Prayers to My Wallet for These “Monica Rambeau Photon #1” Variants

By Alyssa Shotwell Nov 1st
INTERVIEW: Meet Supercomposite, Creator of The AI Demon Loab

By Julia Glassman Oct 20th
Things We Saw Today: Artist Uses ‘Among Us’ For Amazing Tutorial on How to Draw Water

By Alyssa Shotwell Oct 17th
The Kind of Books Nazis Burned Is Super !@#$ing Relevant Right Now

By Alyssa Shotwell Sep 22nd
I Can’t Stop Thinking About the Official White House Obama Portraits

By Alyssa Shotwell Sep 13th
A New AI Demon Has Dropped, and Her Name Is Loab

By Julia Glassman Sep 13th
Compounding Merger Fallout Is Leaving Geeky, Artistic Spaces in Simultaneous Chaos

By Alyssa Shotwell Sep 12th
DC Comics Claims Mix Up With Highly Criticized ‘Titans United’ Green Lantern Variant Cover Yet Silent on Wider Issue

By Alyssa Shotwell Aug 31st
There’s More to People’s Culture Than Food, but DC Comics Didn’t Get the Memo

By Alyssa Shotwell Aug 30th
Things We Saw Today: New York Law Now Requires Museums to Identify What Art Was Stolen by Nazis

By Alyssa Shotwell Aug 22nd