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2026 Bicycle Day Live Auction — We're Going Live on Whatnot and You Don't Want to Miss
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The 83rd Annual Bicycle Day is April 19th, 2026 — and BlotterArt.io is marking the occasion with a live Whatnot auction. We're pulling original prints straight from the flat files, debuting new releases live, and giving away prints throughout the show. Tune in at BlotterArt.tv.
Glow in the Dark & UV Reactive: The Ultimate Bicycle Day Enamel Pin Has Arrived
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April 19th, 1943 — Hofmann's legendary ride changed everything. Honor Bicycle Day 2026 with our limited edition glow-in-the-dark & UV reactive enamel lapel pin. A collectible that glows as bright as the day it commemorates. Perfect for collectors, festival-goers, and the psychedelic art lover in your life. Ships in time for April 19th.
Introducing Our New Rectangular Blank Blotter Art Sheets — Perfect for Scrapbooking, Crafting & DIY Prints
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Whether you're a seasoned collector, a mixed-media artist, or a crafter looking to add something truly unique to your next project, we have something new and exciting for you. BlotterArt.io is proud to announce the arrival of our new blank blotter art sheets in a rectangular format — a versatile, archival-quality canvas that brings the iconic look and feel of authentic blotter art straight into your creative toolkit. A New Format, Built for Creativity Our original blotter art sheets have always been square — a nod to the classic format rooted in psychedelic art history. But artists and crafters kept...
How to Tell If Blotter Art Is Good Quality (Before You Buy)
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Not all blotter art is created equal. As demand for collectible psychedelic prints has grown, so has the number of poorly made fakes flooding the market. Here's what experienced collectors look for — and what should raise red flags before you buy.
How to Start Collecting Blotter Art: A Beginner's Complete Guide
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If you have stumbled upon the world of blotter art for the first time, you are in for a fascinating journey. Blotter art sits at a unique crossroads of counterculture history, fine art, and collectible culture, making it one of the most intriguing niches for both serious art collectors and curious newcomers alike. Whether you discovered it through a gallery, a music festival, or a friend's collection, knowing how to start collecting blotter art the right way can make the difference between a rewarding hobby and a costly mistake. This guide is designed to walk you through everything you need...