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From Scottie · July 31, 2026
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A reader following political cartoons, odd characters, and deliberately unruly visual jokes in one artist's voice.
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July 31, 2026 · Executive brief
01 / The rundown
- The artist showcased 'Saturday Night Saloon,' marking the final paper mache cowboy sculpture created before transitioning completely to 3D resin.
- A new 3D resin warthog sculpture is set to be given away to paid newsletter subscribers in an August 1st drawing.
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02 / The briefing
01 / main
Cowboy sculpture marks final paper mache piece before resin switch
The takeaway: Check out 'Saturday Night Saloon,' the final paper mache creation from the artist's 'Way-Too-Many-Cowboys' series. This western character artwork marks the official end of paper mache builds before the creator switched entirely to 3D resin casting.
Concrete details
- 'Saturday Night Saloon' measures 15 inches high by 25 inches wide by 16 inches deep.
- The piece stands as the last paper mache creation in the 'Way-Too-Many-Cowboys' series before switching to resin.
Why it matters for this reader: Track the physical evolution of your favorite artist's media, observing how character designs transitioned from paper mache into 3D resin creations.
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02 / main
Artist reveals 3D resin warthog figure ahead of subscriber giveaway
The takeaway: Meet 'Warthog,' a new 3D resin figure that accidentally resembles Disney's Pumbaa. The artist is giving away a human warthog sculpture to one paid subscriber as part of an upcoming drawing on August 1st.
Concrete details
- The 3D resin 'Warthog' sculpture measures 8 inches by 6 inches by 5 inches in size.
- All paid subscribers are automatically entered into the Sack sculpt giveaway scheduled for August 1st.
Why it matters for this reader: Enjoy another unruly visual character design from the artist while keeping tabs on the upcoming giveaway for paid supporters.
Original sourcesThe Art of Sack
Action items
- Verify your paid subscription status before August 1st to ensure automatic entry in the warthog sculpt giveaway.
- Compare the paper mache cowboy model with recent 3D resin pieces to examine changes in sculpting texture and style.
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Paper Mache Cowboy and Shift to 3D Resin
- Steamroll the Vote and Call the SheriffThe Art of Sack · Included
3D Resin Warthog Sculpture and Giveaway
- Mystery Mitch and Wart ArtThe Art of Sack · Included
About The Art of Sack
Should you add The Art of Sack to Scottie?
Keep up with a specific cartoonist's visual satire and recurring comic world.[1][2][3]
Who it’s for
A reader following political cartoons, odd characters, and deliberately unruly visual jokes in one artist's voice.[1][2]
What you’ll find in it
The issues linked below include “Extra post: New Cartoon——Minneapolis Victory!”, “Mystery Mitch and Wart Art”, and “Explosive Doo-doo and Monkey Business”. Open them to judge the publication in its own words.
- Byline
- Steve Sack[1]
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- Extra post: New Cartoon——Minneapolis Victory!Public issue[2]
- Mystery Mitch and Wart ArtPublic issue[3]
- Explosive Doo-doo and Monkey BusinessThu, 23 Jul 2026[4]