Fan art of 'Sandwich Guy,' the D.C. protester who threw a pastrami sandwich, turning an absurd act of defiance into a symbol of resistance| Doc Pop's Weblog
I think Hajime Miura’s winning routine from this year’s World Yo-Yo Contest might be one of the most iconic yo-yo freestyles of all time! Here’s why: First off, the music choice was bold. While most performers go for upbeat, bass-heavy tracks, Hajime chose a minimal ambient soundtrack with light percussion, letting the gasps and cheers…| Doc Pop's Weblog
I think Hajime Miura’s winning routine from this year’s World Yo-Yo Contest might be one of the most iconic yo-yo freestyles of all time! Here’s why: First off, the music choice was bold. While most performers go for upbeat, bass-heavy tracks, Hajime chose a minimal ambient soundtrack with light percussion, letting the gasps and cheers […] The post The Most Iconic Yo-Yo Routine Of All Time? appeared first on Doc Pop's Weblog.| Doc Pop's Weblog
Support independent music this Bandcamp Friday (August 2025) with picks from Upchuck, Wet Leg, Die Spitz, and Chlo The God.| Doc Pop's Weblog
I’ve often seen the meme of two guys eagerly pointing at something behind them, but I never knew its origin until very recently. The meme, which is drawn in a simple black and white art style (like the Wojak memes), is often used to mock people. Implying, I guess, that being excited about something is […] The post The Origin Of the “Two Guys Pointing” Meme (plus A Fan Remix) appeared first on Doc Pop's Weblog.| Doc Pop's Weblog
Today's #SidewalkFriends sketch: an operatic singer inspired by a photo of some green paint on the pavement. Created using Procreate on an iPad.| Doc Pop's Weblog
There’s no shortage of amazing art tucked away in the alleys of San Francisco’s Mission District, but one of my pieces is the Peephole Cinema. This hidden little installation is incredibly easy to miss. In fact, most locals don’t even know it’s there. You’ll find it in Orange Alley, just off 26th Street. Walk down […] The post Peephole Cinema: A Hidden Art Installation in San Francisco’s Mission District appeared first on Doc Pop's Weblog.| Doc Pop's Weblog
I like to keep an eye out for cool shapes during my walks and use them as inspiration for my #SidewalkFriends drawings. It’s like my version of hunting for Pokémon. Today’s sketch is angry robot, inspired by an alarm system outside the local Salvation Army building. Today’s #SidewalkFriends sketch: a robot inspired by the security system behind […]| Doc Pop's Weblog
Some Anti-ICE jam comics created by the Cartoonist Conspiracy of San Francisco. Download and print them out for friends.| Doc Pop's Weblog
Rhymesayers Entertainment, the Minneapolis-based hip-hop label, holds a very special place in my heart. I was a huge fan of Atmosphere, Eyedea, and the Micranots in the early 2000s, and I lived just a few blocks from The Fifth Element, the record store and cultural hub owned by the Rhymesayers crew. One time, while visiting […]| Doc Pop's Weblog
I like to keep an eye out for cool shapes during my walks and use them as inspiration for my #SidewalkFriends drawings. It’s like my version of hunting for Pokémon. Today’s sketch is a walrus and a seagull chilling out. Inspired by some marks I saw on the sidewalk. Today's #SidewalkFriends sketch. A walrus and a seagull […] The post #SidewalkFriends: The Walrus and the Gull appeared first on Doc Pop's Weblog.| Doc Pop's Weblog
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Having trouble exporting videos in CapCut Pro even though you're a paid subscriber? Here’s a simple fix to get your videos back without creating a new account.| Doc Pop's Weblog
Meta is tagging mug shot photos of Donald Trump as "not real" and "made with AI", even though the photo is real and easily verifiable.| Doc Pop's Weblog
#Democrat, #VoteBlue, #Bernie, #JohnOliver, and 24 other hashtags Instagram censored on the day of Trump's inauguration.| Doc Pop's Weblog