Charles Carreon Scribble Factory

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Howard Dean House Party Poster, by Charles Carreon

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Separate Church and Hate, by Charles Carreon

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Reagan Didn't Make It, by Charles Carreon

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Irreverent Lawpoets Ad, by Charles Carreon

Created in the UCLA Law School shortly after the Challenger explosion, someone was so offended by this they threw it in the trash. I hadn't even thought about the Challenger explosion. Lawpoets were the real target.

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Natassia Kinski, Sister Theresa, and a Python, by Charles Carreon

Remember Natassia Kinski? Remember Sister Theresa? Remember the python? Lucky devil!

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It's Your War Now, by Charles Carreon

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Seven to the Seventh, by Charles Carreon

49 is an octagonal number, showing it to be representable as a 7 X 7 square, which is composed of three concentric squares measuring 3, 5 and 7 on a side, arranged around the single, central, controlling square. Hence 9, 25, and 49 are the first three octagonal numbers, and they continue out infinitely. The next one up is eighty-one, the square of nine, and the next one up is 121, the square of 11.

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I Want to Spy on You, by Charles Carreon

A perennial favorite for T-Shirts.

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Suicide Santa, by Charles and Tara Carreon

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Terrorists and the Rest of Us, by Charles Carreon