It seems a surprisingly barren field, yes there are a few flow charts on how cases proceed through the courts, and plenty of random statistical graphs — but where are the cartoons?  Thank goodness I found one salvo (Thank you Terry Colon and Reason Magazine), now back to rooting around for more!

Fall is coming, that means religious holidays are almost here!  Start preparing your Sukkahs, New York City wants the most inventive ones for a Sukkah City.  Religious design, take note.

So is it really that Last Gasp time already? Let’s hope I have another weekend at least of art-time, but if not, I’ve been squeezing as many drawings out as the week allows. Here’s a composite Palo Alto shirt — the truck and palm from an abandoned lot on College Drive, with one of the archway arcades from Jordan Hall on Stanford’s Serra Drive. Done in the sauna of the past two days, I’m happy with the white on light turquoise. Medium t-shirt, up for sale on Etsy!

It’s the first of three black swing skirts, knee-level or below, that I found while Goodwill Hunting last weekend.  I was going to do a skyline or street scene, but skull drawing was more addictive than buildings, at least for now.  I’ve been thinking whether to add any more to it — dots or lines circling the skull, some other skulls, a table scene.  But I think I like the pop out of the skull, kind of like Poodle Skirts of old America, but with a little more teeth and crazier eyes.

For sale on Etsy now!

A new kind of storefront art, reminiscent of Jon Rubin’s cadre out of Carnegie Mellon University.  Tucked between uberwealthiness outposts of San Francisco, a glossy art project, from MFA Crystal Chou, it’s Superluxe.  Thanks to Mark for the heads up.