Thus, today, we are happy to reintroduce you to this account that compares sports moments to hilariously accurate art pieces. As the creator behind LJ previously mentioned: "It’s essential ...

LJ Rader taps his Twitter icon and goes straight to his mentions. When things are slow, the founder of Art But Make It Sports loves taking requests from followers. A Minnesota Wild fan reaches out ...

A sports fan since he was a kid, Rader was born in Japan but grew up in Westchester, New York. He recalls his dad letting him stay up for the 1996 Yankees World Series, and is a “long-suffering ...

In less than 10 minutes, Rader sent the mashup out from his Twitter account, Art But Make It Sports, to 50,000-plus followers. “People have reached out and said I didn’t have an appreciation ...

So on my personal Instagram, I started posting pictures of art that I saw, viewing it from a sports lens in the way that I wrote the captions. Over the years, my friends said, “You should make t ...

The idea is to explore the central, and often provocative, place that sports occupy in American culture. “We are really thinking more about broad audiences and how do we make art meaningful to ...

These are organised to make students understand the significance of sports. We have provided a curated list of creative and colourful drawing ideas for posters and paintings for the occasion of ...

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