David McCreath

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Well, okay. Hello. I made that left turn in Albuquerque and stopped. More at https://blog.dmccreath.org/

A small statuette shaped like a caricature of a sexy woman, but it’s made from hot dogs.
The character Porky Pine from the comic strip Pogo. Porky is wearing his plaid hat and carrying both a guitar (or maybe ukulele) and small bouquet of wildflowers, on his way to woo Miss Hepizbah, the skunk. Even though he is optimistic about his chances and has romance on his mind, he is scowling, because that is just how his face is.
A screenshot of the comic “Hopeless Savages” showing some of the characters performing in a band. (Van Meter, Norrie, Clugston-Major)
A German Shorthaired Pointer mixed breed (maybe with Border Collie?) dog named Rocky Road with a brown coat and BIG EYES.
The hand of an average male next to Fezzic's head to show the scale of the big guy's massive gourd.
The cover of the Clash’s album London Calling.
A linocut print of a cat staring out an open window, its thoughts unknown.
The movie poster for the film "Manos: The Hands of Fate" with the title altered to say "Manus: The Hands of Slop" and the description altered to say "A cult of weird, horrible people who have given up on creating their own work and demand to destroy the world instead!
Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan wears a t-shirt in the colors and style of Zohran Mamdani’s campaign merch that says “We should have more billionaires.”
A screenshot of a post by the Guardian that says “Can Als suffer? Big tech and users grapple with one of most unsettling questions of our times”
Bath toys from the 1970s of the comic characters Pogo Possum and Albert Alligator. Pogo is wearing a hat and striped shirt, Albert is wearing a tie and holding a cigar butt.
A collage combing two photos of Ariana Grande.
A collage made by cutting and weaving images together. The background is a photo of a solar nursery. The images woven through are an abstract cyanotype on kraft paper and a photo of a large palm tree. Interspersed are two strips of gold paper.
An abstract ink drawing on white Bristol board, showing multiple overlapping angles.
A screencap of the New York Times game Spelling Bee with a level of “Nice” and a score of 69.
A photo of Christmas tree wrapping tool. It’s a short tube about 18" in diameter with netting on one end. You push the tree in trunk-first and it gets compressed and wrapped for the drive home.
A cyanotype print.
A screencap of the New York Times game Spelling Bee with a level of “Nice” and a score of 69.
A screenshot of a game of Spelling Bee in progress showing a score of 69 and a score label of “Nice”.
A chart at a pet shelter with the caption “Does the e-collar extend 3 inches past the nose?” (An e-collar is the cone put on a dog’s head after it’s had surgery.) Along with several photos of dogs, there is a photo of Queen Elizabeth the First wearing one of those big stiff collars, which hilariously is called a “ruff”.
A window sticker on car. The sticker mimics the shape and colors of the classic NASA logo, but instead of “NASA”, it says “LIES”.
A white Scrub Mommy brand sponge stained and smeared with carbon from cleaning up a pan.
An alert banner from Gmail that says “G You could lose access to your 21 years of Gmail history. Adding a recovery phone and email can help you sign in and keep your account secure.”
A close-up photo of the bottom bracket and cranks of a bicycle. One of the crank arms has been installed wrong so that the pedals are on the same side of the crank axle, instead of opposite sides.
A dog named Blue excitedly drags a frisbee through some dirt using his front paws.
A pen and ink drawing of a guitar.
A photomontage of an illustration from the Lindesfarne Gospels on a canvas tote bag.
A photo of a homemade icon of St John the Theologian laying on a grid to show that one side is not square.