Poppers the Pony
@poppersthepony
Artist, zines, comics, illustration, garden witch, adulty art, lgbtq culture, San Francisco area
Closing party Sunday 5-7 pm 575 Castro St., SF, CA for art show I put together with @carolqueen.bsky.social & our pals at Queer Arts Featured. Please stop by. #artevent #sanfranciscoart #lgbtqart
I grew these beauties- shiso & cucamelon. It’s my first time growing shiso & a dollop of stinky blue cheese inside the leaf is darn tasty. #gardenwitch #growfood
Closing party Sunday 5-7pm—nifty art show @carolqueen.bsky.social & I organized with our pals at Queer Arts Featured in SF Castro. Come hang out.
Sent out my newsletter. I want people to see #LaurieTobyEdison photos in a show I co-organized at Queer Artists Featured (575 Castro St San Fran) & Polaroids of guys at Fairoaks Bathhouse (a collective) in the 1970s. If you want From the Desk of a Pony less than monthly please dm your email.
Daydreaming of taking a ceramics workshop just to make a piggy scooper. (As seen at Flavor Brigade in Oakland.)
Some people that are plants are super goth without even trying. I don’t know her name but will ask my friends and get back to you, if curious.
This year I went for it w/ local Pride shows. Last year I took care of my mom who died in June. “This Flag Has Teeth” is up thru July at St. Joseph’s Art Center in SF. A fun, irreverent show curated by @winmixter @judesbals & the first delightful mess I made in the studio is my Hooves Up flag.
New messes in a new studio. I haven’t been on here since April. Hello lovely critters. What’s new? #isthisthingon #hifrens #artstudio
People say Berkeley isn’t a party town, but they don’t know it like I do.
It’s the holiday time to do something kind & practical that honors in Mira’s memory.
Sunday aka tomorrow! All us weirdo comix book artists gather for @prideinpanels.bsky.social @sfpubliclibrary.bsky.social Noon-5 pm. Yayyyy!!
This is the first year I’m not ignoring the yard when it’s not tomato time. It requires little water and attention and look how pretty! #chard
It’s a hand drawn sticker. Needs more yellow but you get the idea.
Dipping pens, bottled ink-the lines set on top of the paper- doubt that shows in photos especially in mine.
Box made of chocolate is filled with little chocolates—surprise gift from my neighbor 💚
2 days left of Stephanie Crawford’s art at Rebecca Camacho in SF. Remarkable artist who is 83, Trans, Black, jazz singer (Paris in the 90s, Pyramid NYC the 80s) was a sommelier for 20 years. And now lives in Oakland. Beautiful self portraits. Go see! Hooves up! #stephaniecrawford
So many events, I’m vending on Sunday at Et al Gallery & Books with a dozen artists & fab weirdos including @elisabethnicula.bsky.social @craigcalderwood.bsky.social 12-5 2831A Mission St. SF Visit us! And see @katerhoades.bsky.social gorgeous art show
Shoe bliss! The expression on her face. From book Shoes in Vogue Since 1910 by Christina Probert
I’m at my uncles’ enthralled by the Spirit of the Flowers paper doll set. The costumes are based on 1840s drawings by Jean Ignace Grandville. Backsides! Flowers people attract bugs! Aren’t they pretty?
My friend drew our animal selves. I feel seen and loved and lucky.
Not the first or last to grr at ageism in general, art or stickers. Drawing on office labels is my fun low stakes way to keep things moving. I sell em too- at zine fests, at Queer Arts Featured (a shop in San Francisco) or DMs.
Saw my friends play & hear me out, I’d like the drummer in front for a change. The drummer wore cashmere.
Last night was fun. @katerhoades.bsky.social show opened in SF. (Et Al gallery & books) It’s up through December 27. Get her zine! Plus 👀how our group failed at Photo Booth with the proof. Art friendship is delicious. Nomnomnom
Delighted my drawing is on this new zine by @whippersnapped.bsky.social & #JulesMPurnell #zines #queerzine #illustration
Drawing about eating older hotties on office labias. #stickers #ageism #notbetterwhenprettier
So proud of my dear friend Zoe Mork always & today we celebrated! Their art is in the Art for Recovery show at sfmoma. They have made art with other cancer survivors for 12 years. It’s right above the Kara Walker installation, in case you visit