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New poster by Kevin Dart

New poster by Kevin Dart for Q Pop's upcoming grand opening.

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Invitation to a wedding at La Brea Tar Pits

Save the date card and invitation to the wedding of Kevin Dart and Elizabeth Ito at the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles. There's a really adorable photo of the two of them here. (And Kevin has lots of great art on sale here.)

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Yuki 7 papercraft

Kevin Dart's Yuki 7 turned into a paper toy by Marshall Alexander. Download it, along with Marshall's other terrific papercraft creations like Tron and a chestburster, here.

*Previously: Yuki 7 postcard set.

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Books and t-shirts by Kevin Dart

Now available at Kevin Dart's webstore, books and t-shirts starring 60's superspy Yuki 7:

For $25, Seductive Espionage: The World of Yuki 7. Preordered books will come signed by Kevin Dart and the author, Ada Cole:

For $125, Seductive Espionage Collector's Edition, which includes four prints:

Finally, $20 gets you the Yuki 7 t-shirt:

And here you can watch the original 1964 theatrical trailer for Yuki's first movie, A Kiss From Tokyo:

"A Kiss From Tokyo" Theatrical trailer from Stephane coedel on Vimeo.

*Previously: Primitive spy tech.

*Buy vintage spy tech at eBay.

Limited edition No Doubt concert posters

In addition to the new line of No Doubt clothing items and accessories available at the merch booths on the upcoming tour, each show will also feature a limited edition commemorative poster of the tour date.

This first poster is by Kevin Dart, who was assigned the task of portraying the band "in a 60's suspense-movie poster based on the song Spiderwebs."

I'm not sure who created this second poster, but it's clearly based on A Clockwork Orange.

Here's the No Doubt webstore, but I didn't see new posters on sale. You can buy No Doubt posters at eBay.

*Previously: A Clockwork Orange paper toy.

*Buy concert posters at eBay.

Professional bowler who uses both hands (link roundup)

Professional bowler Jason Belmonte uses both hands to bowl. "The ball can top 600 revolutions per minute, up to 17% more rotation than the nearest elite one-armed competitor and twice what some other top pros generate." Established bowlers apparently don't like him, opining that he hasn't properly earned his spots in tournaments and will likely burn out out due to injury.

And a few more links:

1. Seth Godin offers enough genius ideas for an improved version of the Kindle that I'd consider buying one.

2. Professors of the Humanities are freaking out that people are finally realizing a bachelor of arts degree is worthless. Please let the college system be transformed in the next decade before I have to waste an absurd amount of money so my boys can sleep in for four years.

3. St. Patrick's Day Bear desktop wallpaper and embroidery pattern.

4. Justin Parpan's excellent contribution to Kevin Dart's Yuki 7 book.

*Previously: More art from the Yuki 7 book.

*Forget what I've said, support the economy and buy a Kindle.

Yuki 7 pulp cover

Faux pulp book cover featuring Kevin Dart's Yuki 7. The painting is by Don Shank and will be included in a new book called "Seductive Espionage: The World of Yuki 7." Go here for a high-res version of the painting, and here and here to see more images from the book. The art from the book will be featured in a show at Gallery Nucleus in July.

*Previously: Cannibal Girls of the Forbidden Island and other posters by Dart.

*Buy pulp magazines at eBay.