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  1. By Tony Bennett By Tony Bennett
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    By Tony Bennett

  2. By Jerry Garcia By Jerry Garcia
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    By Jerry Garcia

  3. By Dee Dee Ramone

    By Dee Dee Ramone

  4. by Shawn Harris (The Matches)

    by Shawn Harris (The Matches)

  5. by Liz McGrath (Miss Derringer)

    by Liz McGrath (Miss Derringer)

  6. By Joby Ford (The Bronx)

    By Joby Ford (The Bronx)

  7. Gerard Way’s (My Chemical Romance) sketches for their special guest appearance on Yo Gabba Gabba!

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  8. By Lindsey Way (Mindless Self Indulgence) By Lindsey Way (Mindless Self Indulgence)
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    By Lindsey Way (Mindless Self Indulgence)

  9. By Ringo Starr 

    By Ringo Starr 

  10. Andy in the garden by Paul McCartney
Painted in typically rhythmic and relaxed fashion, with scratchings and a strongly gestural application of the paint, the picture reflects an autumn evening in the artist’s garden in the South of England. As is often the case, the artist blends elements from his stock of unconscious ideas and images into his immediate environment. The Andy Warhol figure which emerges from the brushstrokes is unintentional. McCartney draws a parallel with Warhol: “I heard about the Velvet Underground … and they said (what) made him the greatest producer ever (was that) anything they did, he allowed them complete freedom and he just enjoyed it, and it is very interesting because it is kind of opposite for me in painting, him coming into music and just allowing it, following what he saw, it is the same journey I am doing into painting, only the opposite direction, you know, the paint makes Andy appear so it is just a magic moment …”

    Andy in the garden by Paul McCartney

    Painted in typically rhythmic and relaxed fashion, with scratchings and a strongly gestural application of the paint, the picture reflects an autumn evening in the artist’s garden in the South of England. As is often the case, the artist blends elements from his stock of unconscious ideas and images into his immediate environment. The Andy Warhol figure which emerges from the brushstrokes is unintentional. McCartney draws a parallel with Warhol: “I heard about the Velvet Underground … and they said (what) made him the greatest producer ever (was that) anything they did, he allowed them complete freedom and he just enjoyed it, and it is very interesting because it is kind of opposite for me in painting, him coming into music and just allowing it, following what he saw, it is the same journey I am doing into painting, only the opposite direction, you know, the paint makes Andy appear so it is just a magic moment …”