Welcome

Photo of Dave Lupton, alias cartoonist Sox and Crippen.Hi Folks, my name's Dave Lupton - Cartoonist. Welcome to my web showcase, which will give you some insight into my published cartooning work over the past 30 odd years (don't look old enough do I?!) under my two separate alter-egos, "Sox" and "Crippen".

My mainstream alter ego is "Sox", and includes a number of classic series like "Laughabull" and "Driving over Lemons". Choose any of the "Sox" links for gallery samples.

I've also been drawing as "Crippen - Disabled Cartoonist", since the 1980's and although it's mainly fellow crips who know my work, it has appeared in mainstream press and on TV and film. Again, choose any of the "Crippen" links for gallery samples.

Latest Site Updates

What's NewApril 2009 - Sox has put a serious social hat on this month, and has released a new series with a serious message about the dangers of drugs to young people. Sox's new Drugs series - Spread the Message

March 2009 - You will definitely want to rush to see what Crippen has been up to this last month or so!! And to keep you in suspense we're not going to tell you what. Go to Crippen News or Crippen Products - this you will NOT want to miss.

January 2009 - Sox and Crippen CAN work together, you see. They've co-ordinated their efforts to bring you two new products for 2009: the 2009 Sox Calendar AND the 2009 Crippen Calendar.

December 2008 - Raining Cats and Dogs: The end of 2008 sees Sox in an animal frame of mind, with new galleries featuring cartoons of cats and dogs in Sox's inimitable play-on-words style, a must see both for those who love our furry pet friends and for those who might not. Crippen also has a new e-book featuring cartoons from his Disability Arts Online blog through 2008. See the Crippen Products page.

Blogging - And don't forget, with his Crippen hat on he's still blogging away on the Disability Arts on Line Link to www.disabilityarts.org web site, averaging four new cartoons every month. He's currently giving Gordon Brown a pasting for alleging that Disabled people aren't really human!
Crippen BlogLink to www.disabilityarts.org

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