A beautiful orange medium-hair cat with a white chest, looking smolderingly at the camera.

The Seattle Skyline reflecting on Elliott Bay taken from the air.

Incredible art of gritty playing fiddle on the roof of a west Philadelphia row home. In Yiddish it says Fidler Oyfn Fakh פֿידלער אױפֿן דאַך)

Cars stuck on the highway during the Blizzard of '78.

An illustration on a page, surrounded by dashed lines with scissors icons, letting you know it is to be cut from the page. The illustration is cartoony and just black lines on white.

The illustration shows a nonbinary person wearing glasses, earrings, a bit of chin hair, flowered pants and sandals. They are holding a very large compass up to the viewer and hearts and flowers and sparkles are in the background. The text reads "valentine, let's navigate toward liberation and love!"

WOLVES! WOLVES! WOLVES! WOLVES! WOLVES! WOLVES!

"Nancy," a single-panel comic by Ernie Bushmiller. Nancy Ritz, described at the Wikipedia article as "a typical and somewhat mischievous eight-year-old girl," with a conical party-hat strapped to her head, holding a bullhorn to her widely open mouth, standing at an open window, announces: "THIS IS JUST TO LET EVERYONE KNOW THAT I'M THROWING A BIG PARTY AND NOBODY IS INVITED"

Graphic reads:

Summer Olympics: Who can run the fastest? :)
Who can swim the fastest? :) Who can do the best somersault? :)
Winter Olympics: WHO CAN MAKE IT TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS ICE SLIDE OF DEATH AND SURVIVE?? WHO CAN GET AROUND THE RINK WITHOUT GETTING THEIR HANDS SLICED OFF BY EVERYONE ELSE'S FEET BLADES?? CAN THIS GUY DO A 1080 DEGREE
FLIP WITHOUT DYING??

Summer Triathlon: Don't run too fast, you have to save your energy for a swim and a bike ride! :)
Winter Biathlon: I see you've been skiing for five miles now here's your gun

Two artists carry a very large woodblock print.

the game box for "Alfreds Other Game" [sic], showing an elderly man (Alfred Butts, creator of Scrabble) wearing formal evening attire while sitting in a brown leather high-backed chair. A young woman is perched on the arm of the chair.

Alfred's face has been improved by googly eyes.

(no insinuation that Alfred Butts was anything other the creator of boardgames by the title, btw. We know if was a marketing stunt, possibly riffing off the "Mastermind" box)

An overhead color view of the Martian surface shows rough and varied terrain in shades ranging from golden tan to electric blue. At upper left, the ground appears more flat and cratered than other areas of the image, and is colored dark grayish-blue with highlights of silver and tan. The upper right corner of the image looks like wavy sand dunes, in shades of dark blue with bright silvery highlights, except for one apparent ridgeline that stands out as an elongated S-shape in electric blue. The bottom half of the image shows more mountainous terrain that gets lighter and more gold-colored nearer the bottom of the frame. A pair of smooth valleys run diagonally between the peaks, from around the center of the image toward the bottom-left corner; the upper one is a shade of silvery blue and the bottom one is a grayish-gold, and both have ridges lining their upper walls, looking like lines of sharp teeth biting into the valleys.

Comic book panel. Reddy Kilowatt dances in front of the stereo saying "I provide music for the whole family to enjoy." A man and woman stand behind the stereo. The woman holds a record. In the background, a couple dances.

Pictured is the artwork for the movie The Day After Tomorrow. It shows the Statue of Liberty only from partially the face up and the arm holding the torch, all covered in ice and snow.

Two coloring book pages.
On the left: four panels titled "HOW BOYS GET HURT!" and drawings of a boy balancing on a fence post, sawing a log, lighting a match, and jumping into a lake with a partially obscured sign apparently reading "NO SWIMMING ALLOWED."
On the right: On the left: four panels titled "HOW GIRLS GET HURT!" and drawings of a girl pulling an appliance cord in a kitchen, standing on an open drawer to reach a stove, climbing into a trunk, and running on a rumpled carpet while carrying a drink and a cookie.

Yellow VW Bug, is used in as a display case for orchids, in "Feelin'n Groovy", the Chicago Orchid Show.

The Shining

A man in dark blue pants and a blue top sliding on an ice rink delivering a curling stone.

CDN media

photo of the author and his future wife, circa 1982

a four-panel cartoon, featuring bialetti's mascot "the mustachioed man", a small man in a trilby hat, suit, and bowtie. in each of the panels he is adding water to a moka pot's base, spooning coffee grounds into its grounds basket, placing the assembled pot over a fire, and enjoying a cup of coffee