Brent Naughton

Brent Naughton Sports Artist: Cincinnati based artist serving clients full-time for the last ten years. Thank you for your support! Go Reds!

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@TonyLaneNV San Francisco

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Watching Joey Votto engage with braves fans on X, makes it crystal clear sarcasm is lost with this particular fan base... Thank you for the free entertainment, ha!

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@SophieCunngig Thank you! Congrats on a great season. My 8x10 artwork created with color pencils & acrylic paint.

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Braves fans, I want to sincerely apologize for guessing so incorrectly, dismissing your offense. I hear you. Good luck in your next series in Los Angeles.
Dodgers in 5.

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"This year, our crops aren't producing enough and we have never seen this much demand."

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@JoeyVotto Braves fans do not seem to grasp sarcasm. It is one more reason to love Votto.

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@JTouchstone I'd probably start by asking the opinion of everyone sending hate my way... Then fart and walk away.

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The Las Vegas Aces sprint off the court before Game 3 vs Fever because they don’t want to honor our country & participate in the National Anthem…

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@CarnegieMellon Have you fired the racist professor yet? If not, what signal does this show your white male students?

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@RealDanZak @Outkick I now believe pro wrestling more than the WNBA.

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@dotsonc Ha! This is about the MLB lockout not the Reds. We have known this was coming since last Redsfest. Why are you surprised?

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@YahooSports @AnnieCostabile In fact, she should get some sort of award for her bravery in the face of pointing fans.

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@CharlieG__ Ha! Maybe they could have looked for one during the season...

[made me smile @mademe__smile]

74-YEAR-OLD DAD BREAKS DOWN AFTER HIS SON SURPRISES HIM WITH HIS CHILDHOOD DREAM CAR.

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@Ravious101 Kroger is such a horrible company. It simply collects shoppers info and treats their workers poorly. Shop anywhere else...

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UNBELIEVABLE: 14 YEARS of loyalty thrown in the trash! 🤬
Meet Michael Self. For 14 years, he managed the Kroger on North Decatur Road in DeKalb County, Georgia. He was a dedicated employee and a father of three.
But on May 24th, 2025, his life was flipped upside down because he chose to be a decent human being.
When a group of masked shoplifters walked out of the store, an elderly employee followed them out. The suspects swung a bag at her and SHOVED her. Michael didn't hesitate. He ran into the parking lot to protect his elderly co-worker and pull the attention away from her.
The result? Michael was struck from behind, ending up in the hospital with a CONCUSSION and STAPLES in his head.
And how did Kroger reward his bravery? THEY FIRED HIM THREE DAYS LATER. 🛑
Kroger claimed he violated their "shoplifting policy" and corporate paperwork even tried to accuse HIM of starting the fight. He wasn't chasing them for groceries; he was protecting a vulnerable woman! But corporate logic says: watch your elderly co-worker get assaulted, do absolutely nothing, and keep your job. Step in to help? You're terminated.
Meanwhile, 16 months later, the masked criminals who cracked his head open are still walking free. The police case is "still open," but no arrests have been made. The only person who faced any real consequences is the man who tried to do the right thing.
Michael is still fighting to clear his name and looking for work. Share his story. This is corporate greed and cowardice at its absolute worst!

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@IrishHoneyDip Shhhhhhhhhhh...

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@NYTimesPR Adorable. Don’t trip back stepping.

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15 Years! Thank you everyone! #Cincinnati

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Cincinnati Reds legend, Peter Edward Rose passed away on this date in 2024. Here are a few photos of my original art & meetings with him through the years.