POP MAG 4 - NEON POP

This edition is all about stepping off the screen and into the real world — paint under the fingernails, neon on the wall, characters climbing out of the file and into your face.

It started at Bitcoin Film Fest in Warsaw, where the first ever BitPopArt painting — Clownworld — sold on the spot. That was the moment digital-only stopped being enough. Since then it’s been bold marker lines, glowing neon outlines, pop objects you can actually hold (keychains, prints, little 3D characters), and a new piece plugged in and shining inside Foodhall Arnhem during Noderunners. Don’t worry, digital isn’t dead — pixels still run alongside the paint and the neon, more lanes on the same road.

Next stop: BitFest UK 2026, 19–22 November in Manchester. New destination, new wall, new pop character to find.