Pop culture references

Rainville-Sangaré has collaborated with Studio Beau to design 'Maneki Comptoir Asiat,’ a new modern restaurant in Montreal, Canada.

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Have you ever doubted the integrity of your favorite character and felt like they are hiding something? The Wisconsin-based artist Alex Solis, also known as "alexmdc" and "oddworx," is continuing to reveal the secret identities of famous pop culture characters in his oddly fascinating series of illustrations called "Icons Unmasked." He removes the mask of Deadpool, Patrick Star, Rick and Morty, Yoda, even politicians, and many more to uncover who's actually behind those familiar faces, and…

Samuel Rodriguez incorporates pop culture references into his colorful portraits. See more work by Sam: https://on.be.net/3oYPys1

The Art of the Artist Lobo is inspired by each work, a different destination They are paintings inspired by Famous Cities, which tell the Story and Life

There are a few things most of us immediately recognize—like famous paintings by Leonardo da Vinci or Van Gogh, pop culture references from famous movies or TV shows, and well-known characters from Marvel and Disney.

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Set firmly in the '80s, 'Stranger Things 3' slides in some big Easter eggs via '80s movies and TV.

Like that The Office did not invent "that's what she said."