Hakuna, from the series Afronauts by Cristina De Middel | Buy the limited-edition art on 20x200.com here. 

In the newsletter, Charlie writes:

In Afronauts, De Middel—a photojournalist with a knack for bridging eccentric fact with aesthetic fiction—created a stylized series, adapted to her own personal imagery, based on actual events that happened (or, rather, didn’t happen).

Eiffel Tower, grounds, Exposition Universelle, 1900 by 20x200 Artist Fund | Buy the limited-edition art on 20x200.com here.

In the newsletter, Charlie writes:

A fitting companion to Eiffel Tower, Exposition Universelle, 1900, today’s edition is a lively, celebratory (and alternate) view of the monument and its milieu during the highly-attended world’s fair. Taken from the Trocadero district, the image features the covered, adorned pont d’Iena (Jena Bridge) to the left. Spanning the River Seine, it connects the Right Bank, where the Trocadero is, to the Left Bank, where the Eiffel Tower and Champs de Mars (which housed a great portion of the fair) are located, and where La Grand Roue once stood.

Have you tried our custom framing? If you have, you already know how fabulous our frames are and can fully appreciate this great deal (especially on larger sizes of art!). If you haven’t, here’s some incentive to do so:

BUY ONE FRAMED ARTWORK, GET THE SECOND FOR 50% OFF - ENTER CODE BOGO50 AT CHECKOUT

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Steal Like an Artist by Austin Kleon | Buy the limited-edition art on 20x200.com here.

In the newsletter, Charlie writes:

Today’s edition, and the book it came from, all originated from a list of 10 principles Austin wished someone had shared with him when he was first starting out. Eager to share his list with everyone (as he is with all his work, including “deleted scenes” and his sketchbook), he turned his pointers from a talk to college students into a blog post (which quickly went viral), and eventually into a book. It wasn’t long before Steal Like an Artist became his second New York Times bestseller.

All of the Colors: Hand Drawn Circle by Jason Polan

Drawings by Jason Polan, $1 Each, Only Available Until 4:30pm EST TODAY!

That’s no typo, friends. For the next four hours, until 3:30 4:30 p.m. ET, today, Wednesday, May 23rd, 2012, Jason Polan is offering you All of the Colors: Hand Drawn Circle, for $1 each. Jason will make the 4”x6” colored-pencil drawings just for you*—how fun is that?!—but only up to four per person, and only for those who buy in this very short period of time. After that, this edition closes and you won’t have the chance to collect Jason’s All of the Colors: Hand Drawn Circle(for just a dollar), ever again. Hop to it! Get yours! Get four!

Confections #65 by Amy Stevens | Buy the limited-edition art on 20x200.com here. 

In the newsletter, Charlie writes:

Yes, wedding season is in high gear and summer hosting is around the bend, but when isn’t it a good time for cakes and all things baking? For those fond of finessing their own fondant in the name of good entertaining, here to remind us that imperfections can be perfection is Amy Stevens, with Confections #65.

50 People at The Metropolitan Museum of Art by Jason Polan

Heads Up! $1 Drawings by Jason Polan Coming TOMORROW!

We’ve got some exciting news for you: We will be releasing $1 drawings by Jason Polan on Wednesday, May 23rd, at 11:30 a.m. ET. Mark your calendars and don’t miss the chance to snap them up—the 4”x6” original, signed, colored-pencil on paper drawings will be just $1 each. But here’s the catch: They’ll only be available for FOUR HOURS, from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. ET. After that, the edition is closed, no longer available, ever again.

First access to this sale will be exclusively via our May 23rd email newsletter—if you don’t already receive the 20x200 newsletter, sign up here without delay. These drawings are extra special and one-of-a-kind—we don’t want you to miss out! So set your alarm, tie a knot on your finger or do whatever else it takes to be alert and at the ready to add to your collection. 

La Grande Roue de Paris, 1900 by 20x200 Artist Fund | Buy the limited-edition art on 20x200.com here. 

In the newsletter, Jennifer writes:

Bonjour, mes amis—join us as we step back into our Francophile time machine and return to early 20th-century world’s fair culture, this time to see the spectacle of La Grand Roue de Paris, 1900 (Great Wheel of Paris). Like the first in our new series of Parisian-themed prints, this big-time beauty supports the 20x200 Artist Fund.

It’s Bike To Work Day!

Car Free by Tatsuro Kiuchi

12 Bicycle Drawings by Christine Berrie

Route 27 by Tom Slaughter | Buy the limited-edition art on 20x200.com here.

In the newsletter, Charlie writes:

Daydreaming of summer getaways, collectors? Priming us for sun-soaked sojourns is New York-native Tom Slaughter, with two more love letters to his home state. Route 27 and Peconic Bay take us on an escape out of our beloved city to scenic, tranquil Long Island.