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Led by Bart Farrell and Nellie Tobey, it presents speaker-inspired artworks, each designed as a drawing theme shared online across social media. Content spans topics and concepts such as KubeSphere, Big data workloads, Data Ops, OpenEBS and persistent storage, and the intersection of art and code.","1  \n2  \nIntroduction:  \nThe 2021 Data on Kubernetes coloring book was an idea brought to fruition by Bart Farrell and Nellie Tobey to provide a fun and interactive way for individuals and families to share in the Data on Kubernetes Community Day event. Speakers from across the world gathered virtually to present their kubernetes and technology related topics to a global  \ncommunity.  \nA drawing was made for each speaker and presented online through various social media platforms. We hope to bring the community closer and welcome everyone to be a part of it. From beginner to expert, all are welcome.  \nPlease check out our community website [http://dok.community](http://dok.community on)[ on](http://dok.community on) twitter  \n[https://twitter.com/DoKcommunity](https://twitter.com/DoKcommunity)[ ](https://twitter.com/DoKcommunity)or join us on Slack-[https://go.dok.community/slack](https://go.dok.community/slack)  \n3  \nSpeaker: Patrick McFadin  \nTalk title: “From DBA to SRE”  \nArtist Concept: A kaleidoscope of skills.  \n4  \nSpeaker: Feynman Zhou  \nKeyword: KubeSphere  \nArtist Concept: This is a somewhat literal take on the words Cube & Sphere. A mechanical Sphere works from within a cube-like structure.  \n5  \nSpeaker: Aitor Artola  \nTopic: Big data and workloads on Kubernetes  \nArtist Concept: Some of the best mathematical inspirations come from Nature.  \nThe honey bee is not only essential for the ecosystem, but is no stranger to workers, hive minds, queens, and complex structures. 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