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New Showcase Artists by Josh Rubin
Over the weekend we added new work from 7 different artists to the Craig Kanarick (above, top), Emiliano Granado (above, middle) and Jen Tank (above, bottom) among others. Some of the older images were rotated out, but everything we've ever had up there can be viewed here.
If you're interested in submitting images for The Showcase, check out these instructions.
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