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Mark Frauenfelder at 1:02 pm Mon, Apr 13, 2009

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Artist Pat Riot launched his website, Popular Vulture, featuring a wonderful gallery of collage art baseball cards.

Mark Frauenfelder is the founder of Boing Boing and the editor-in-chief of MAKE and Cool Tools. Twitter: @frauenfelder. Come and hear Mark speak at the ALA conference in Chicago on July 1.

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  • dcell

    cool site he’s got. i just started a flickr group for baseball cards with players wearing glasses…will be expanding to afros, facial hair, jewelry, etc in the future! http://www.flickr.com/groups/balkmag/

  • WarEagle

    “art”

  • therevengor

    “comment”

  • Anonymous

    These cards are awesome. Nice work. Hand cut, no less…

    And that Dave LaRouche, a.k.a the human Ritz cracker, threw a mean splitter back in the day.

  • WarEagle

    touché

  • Anonymous

    these are awesome!
    http://www.acollageaday.com

  • phogtom

    I cannot imagine doing this to my collections…but the players he’s “updated” aren’t exactly blue chips.

    I like that someone had the idea for this. I clicked over immediately from the Twitter post about this when I saw “baseball cards” and “art”.

    How could I not?

  • Anonymous

    Bottom right is swiped from an old eightball comic, a strip about looking for inspiration which makes it quite ironic.

  • EeyoreX

    Hmm…

    I wonder what this does to the monetary value of these cards.
    Do they become more collectable or less collectable?

  • Ian70

    Um… no.
    Next!

  • adamnvillani

    the players he’s “updated” aren’t exactly blue chips.

    Well, some people think Edgar Martinez deserves a spot in the Hall, but I think Frank Thomas beats him by just about any reasonable metric.