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Donkey with Friends

Donkey with Friends, oil on canvas, 30"x40"x2", featuring a donkey and a frog, and some 'wild' animals, this had a political inspiration.

 

My second book of cartoons is out!

Laugh About It: Cartoons 2—The Weird Years features 165 black-and-white one-panel political cartoons that you need to see before you vote. You forgot about some of this craziness, but I drew it all. (I should have been painting, but making fun of bad stuff is a terrific way to process it.)

This book of drawings covers two impeachments, covid, January 6, classified documents, indictments, and voting in primaries, from September 2019 to July 2024. Each drawing includes a note about the news that inspired it.

You are invited to sit and read it in my studio. Here's the AMAZON LINK for $23 and a direct link to the publisher: Ingram Micro for $16.23 plus an unknown amount for shipping and tax.

Open Studios and visiting

The Shipyard will be open to the public for our official 40-Year Fall Open Studio on October 19 and 20, 2024 from 11am to 6pm. There will be the World War II crane illumination party from 6pm to 9pm with food and drink available for sale. That crane is rusting away and you may never see anything like this again. I'll keep my studio open, though you may see me running around to view the light show. Many artist studios will remain open.

Our Holiday Party is Sunday, December 8, from 11 to 5pm.

Recently, the shipyard has been open on some Saturday afternoons and I try to be around for those. You are always welcome to visit by appointment. I'm at Hunters Point Shipyard, Building 101, Studio 1223.

For former punk rockers

The reason I have not moved my website to something more modern, is because I 'inherited' a large history site of the 1970's-1980's Colorado punk rock scene (I went to college in Boulder), and I am hosting it here, until it finds a better home. The site needs many updates. I am no HTML expert but it's a fun brain-teaser trying to figure out the code.

 

 

 

 

Carolyn Crampton, San Francisco