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Somebody built a whole catalog of working LEGO doors: hinged, sliding, roll-up, and a portcullis that lifts straight up like a castle gate. Under three minutes, and it teaches more about how real garage and hangar doors work than most explainer videos do.
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Every piece of this Mario is chocolate: the overalls, the gloves, the question block, the pipes. The watermark credits Amaury Guichon, the pastry chef who runs the Pastry Academy in Las Vegas and hosted Netflix's School of Chocolate.

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Charlie Brown turned 76 this month. Peanuts debuted on October 2, 1950, and Charles Schulz drew all 17,897 strips himself over nearly 50 years. In all that time the kid never kicked the football. Here he gets a warm mug, a frosty window, and one quiet morning.

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Don Bachardy painted me in 2000: three nudes of me alone and three nudes with my partner. He finishes in one sitting, and asked me to sign the page. He and Christopher Isherwood shared a Santa Monica home for 33 years, until Isherwood died in 1986. #DonBachardy #ChristopherIsherwood #ILoveArt

Don Bachardy painted me in 2000: three nudes of me alone and three nudes with my partner. He finishes in one sitting, and asked me to sign the page. He and Christopher Isherwood shared a Santa Monica home for 33 years, until Isherwood died in 1986. #DonBachardy #ChristopherIsherwood #ILoveArt

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The flipbook was patented in 1868 as the kineograph, and the deal has always been simple: the drawing stays on the page. This one climbs out and learns the real world has tissue boxes, spilled drinks, and gravity.
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Autumn Day.
Graham Gerken #ILoveArt

Sun-Drenched Sanctuary
By Jeff Stanford, 2026 #ILoveArt

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