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Looks like a repeat of 2020 coming up for 2024. Ack! Show your disdain for Don the Con with this sarcastic shirt!

Illustrations regarding drought in the Southwest from the Mountain Gazette magazine.

Hitchhiking thru a hallucinatory desert landscape under a waxing moon. An illustration for the old Mountain Gazette.

Boulder, Colorado's iconic Flatirons are given an alternative interpretation in my illustration for the cover of the Boulder Community Free School Catalog.

From fan art made in 2001: an idiosyncratic ornithopter in flight over a desert on Arrakis. Photoshop.

From fan art produced in 2001. Collage of spice-fueled visions from the book Dune. Photoshop.

Looks bad for the space craft from Earth encountering an alien intelligence playing 4th dimensional chess. Adobe Illustrator.

An exclamation of exasperation for the Scandinavian - American person.

Even the evil daleks can do the right thing and mask up and help us fight the pandemic.

An obvious tribute to the best composer ever.

It's the one, the only, Groucho crouch walk and puff...

One of these Marx's is not like the others.

Put a smile on your face as you hope for peace on our planet

Swiped the snake from an editorial cartoon by Benjamin Franklin. At times of peril we must hang together or we will surely hang seperately.

Equal Rights For All & Special Privileges For None! That says it all!

It's a duty and a privilege to vote! Make your voice heard!

Actually, just vote as early as possible, but above all, remember to VOTE! There's always another election coming up, and it's always going to matter.

It's President #44 at the hoops

Things have not changed much since this cartoon was published in Boulder's Colorado Daily over 40 years ago.

Bunkie The Space Kangaroo was a comic strip I originally drew in the 1970s for Boulder's Colorado Daily. A mash-up of sci-fi tropes, left-wing politics, hippie sensibilities and general silliness it was.

Bunkie The Space Kangaroo was originally published in Boulder's Colorado Daily in the 1970s. It was a random mash-up of science fiction tropes, political commentary, and general hippie silliness.

This was a poster based on a silly sci-fi comic strip I drew for Boulder's Colorado Daily in the 1970s.

Everybody needs an unusual or ugly Christmas sweater or sweatshirt! The space-faring marsupialoid sends her holiday salutations to all the critters in space and time.

Bunkie wallows in weltschmerz. Sigh. 2020 sucks, man. If she could only get out of that chair... I dunno....

Bunkie The Space Kangaroo and her very close friend the Primeval Weevil were seen in my 1970s cartoons in Boulder's Colorado Daily.

Bunkie The Space Kangaroo was a comic strip I drew in the 1970s for the Colorado Daily in Boulder. A wacky mash-up of science fiction tropes, political rants and generic silliness, it had a few fans back in the day.

The nature wrecking monster gets his own comic book here

A heap of heavenly health food and good karma await all who would wear this shirt!

An illustration from the World Science Fiction Convention Catalog for a story by Clifford Simak.

Shaman in a sweat lodge encounters the cosmos

An irate spud protests in this sculpture made from a real tuber.

Return with us now to those musical days of yore!

at least until they get that fusion reaction workin...

If J. Robert Oppenheimer were a biker, he would wear this shirt

Connect to cyberspace and beyond with this cute little fellah!

Photos taken in the Centennial State