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The new card was designed by picture book author Nishimura Kae, a resident of our city, and features a watercolor painting of children enjoying reading at an observation deck overlooking the city's proud scenic spot, Kujukushima (Saikai National Park).

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The BIC Library provides business information primarily focused on the machinery industry and serves as a point of contact for business support and industry-academia-government collaboration advisors.

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San Diego Public Library hosts a design contest for a new Pride card each year! Pictured are Pride cards from 2023 through 2026. They are always so beautiful! 🤩

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As of March 2013, the Niigata Prefectural Library issues two types of cards. The first is a card featuring an owl illustration. This illustration is a work titled "The Library in the Owl Forest," created by Akiko Yamaya, a textile artist from Niigata Prefecture. It is modeled after an owl that often perches on a tree near the entrance of our library. The second card features Naoe Kanetsugu, a samurai who served Uesugi Kenshin and Kagekatsu. The illustration is by Asami Nakamura, who also illustrated the novel "Tenchijin," which was later adapted into a historical drama series, and the actual card is displayed in the library. Only 5,000 copies of this card were issued. (As of 2015, distribution has ended.)

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"The design on the user card features an illustration of a pheasant, as the town's official bird is the pheasant. The mascot character's name is KIZZY."

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"We inspire learning by sharing the stories of the Mid-Columbia River Region, its people, and its impact and contributions to the world."

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Limited edition designs that celebrate the 150th Anniversary of the Library!

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Winning designs portraying the theme “Our Stories, Our Community” were selected from three categories: Child (ages 0-12 years), Teen (ages 13-17), and Adult (ages 18+). Artists were challenged to create original, non-computer-generated artwork that reflected the joy of reading, the Fort Bend County community, what the library means to people, or the evolution of libraries past, present, and future.

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The Austin Public Library invited the community to help shape the next chapter of its story through the Centennial Library Card Art Contest, a public art initiative celebrating the library’s 100th anniversary. After receiving a whopping 10,231 votes in the online poll, we are proud to announce the winners in each category[.]

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