Cartoonist Graham Harrop Releases Craft Beer Cartoon Collection
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On September 13, 2017 At 12:00 pm
Category : Beer Books & Magazines
Tags : British Columbia, Graham Harrop, National
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VANCOUVER, BC – Veteran cartoonist Graham Harrop has announced the release a new collection of cartoons about craft beer and brewing.
What the Heck is a GROWLER? is a “totally fun guide to craft brewing” from the Vancouver-based artist known for his work in The Globe & Mail, The Vancouver Sun, and the online comic strip Ten Cats.
The 40-page book has been published by Harrop’s own Gryndstone & Fusspot Press, and is available now via Createspace.
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