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Cris Clapp Logan

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@crisclapplogan
Sharing my love of Washington DC & beyond with fine art, prints & illustrations. Clients: Amazon•Walmart•Hilton•Louis Vuitton•Tiffany's•WashPost. 🤍
  • Art & DIY
  • Following 766
  • Followers 23.2K
  • Engagement 2.44%
  • Avg comments 56

About Cris Clapp Logan

Cris Clapp Logan (@crisclapplogan) is an Artist creator on Instagram, also filed under Art & DIY. The account has 23,189 followers and 1,708 published posts. Recent posts average 528 likes and 56 comments, an engagement rate of 2.44%.

With 23.2K followers, Cris Clapp Logan is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Set against 766 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 30 followers per account Cris Clapp Logan follows. Cris Clapp Logan carries Instagram's verified badge and is set up as an Instagram business account. Flinque files Cris Clapp Logan under Artist, with Art & DIY as a secondary category.

The Instagram bio for Cris Clapp Logan runs to 20 words. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Cris Clapp Logan dates from October 2023.

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1,708 Posts

Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Cris Clapp Logan, 5 are videos, 4 are carousels and 1 is a single image. No single format accounts for most of them. Cris Clapp Logan has built a substantial archive of 1,708 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 14 followers for each post published. Cris Clapp Logan also keeps 8 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 209 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include life, been, free, human and whether. The captions tag #memorialday and #tapestrycollectionpartner.

One of the earliest origins of Memorial Day began in Charleston, South Carolina, at the end of the Civil War.

During the war, Confederate soldiers had turned Charleston’s Race Course into an open-air prison for Union troops. Hundreds died there from exposure and disease and were buried in a mass grave.

But on May 1, 1865, something extraordinary happened.

Twenty-eight Black laborers exhumed the bodies of the fallen Union soldiers and gave them proper burials with military honors. They built an arch over the cemetery entrance engraved with the words: “Martyrs of the Race Course.”

Then more than 10,000 people gathered in remembrance. Women and children carried flowers. Black schoolchildren sang hymns. Union soldiers marched alongside the famed 54th Massachusetts and United States Colored Troops in one of the first large public tributes to America’s war dead.

It was an act of dignity. Of grief. Of unity. And of hope in a country that had been shattered by hatred and war.

Like many important stories from that era, this moment was largely buried by history. But just three years later, General John A. Logan established a national day of remembrance for fallen soldiers — a tradition that would eventually become Memorial Day.

This Memorial Day feels heavy for many Americans. Our country is divided. Wars rage overseas. Families continue to send sons and daughters into danger, and many carry burdens most of us will never fully understand.

But Memorial Day reminds us that behind every headline and every flag is a human life. Someone’s child. Someone’s spouse. Someone who believed this country — imperfect as it is — was still worth sacrificing for.

Today, I’m deeply grateful for the men and women who gave their lives in service to this nation. Freedom has never been free.

And maybe one of the best ways we can honor their sacrifice is by fighting, together, for the kind of country worthy of it — with courage, truth, humility, and unity. #memorialday🇺🇸
A stolen election.

Tuesday's midterm election in Kentucky showed us what happens when an elected official tries to hold powerful interests accountable.

Thomas Massie - a man widely respected by his constituents & colleagues — was targeted for political destruction in what became the most expensive midterm election in American history. All because he stood up to Donald Trump.

A functioning democracy requires truth and a free press. It requires elected officials whose loyalty belongs first to the people they represent — not billionaires, foreign lobbying groups, or political machines.

But this election showed how money, media influence, and coordinated propaganda can be weaponized against a candidate willing to ask dangerous questions.

Thomas Massie dared to ask why American institutions protect wealthy p$&ophiles while allowing victims to be re-traumatized, silenced and mocked. And so the Epstein class tried to silence him.

When Massie challenged expanding war powers and questioned America’s relationship with “our greatest ally”, he was branded disloyal. When he introduced legislation requiring AIPAC to register as a foreign agent, the target on his back grew even larger.

Massie was one of the very few elected officials willing to fight against expanded surveillance, unchecked AI immunity protections, forever chemicals and the government's overreach into private life. He believed that taxpayer dollars should serve American citizens — not endless wars or billionaire interests.

And for that, he became unacceptable.

What happened in Kentucky should disturb every American — regardless of party.

Because when elections can be flooded with outside money, manipulated through media narratives, and steered by elite interests, voters are no longer choosing their representatives: the representatives are being chosen for them.

It's my hope that this loss turns into an opportunity - that we the people will have the courage, like Thomas Massie, to choose principles over power.
Earlier this month, I received an email from my largest client regarding what would have been this year's biggest project:

“Our company is shifting immediately & exclusively to using in-house creative assets for all artistic projects including this initiative.”

Later, a friend inside the company confirmed what I suspected: the company was now using a creative AI platform: human artists were no longer considered necessary.

In the movie Jurassic Park, scientists develop tech to grow dinosaurs from ancient DNA. But the experiment goes horribly wrong. People die. Chaos is unleashed.

As the characters fight for their lives, Dr. Ian Malcomb delivers this famous line:

“Your scientists were so caught up in whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think about whether they should."

Today, that feels less like movie dialogue & more like prophecy.

Artificial intelligence has opened a door we don't have the power to close. Its founders have warned it might lead to the end of the human race.

Families are being forced from their homes; wells that have nourished land for generations are running dry; resources are being routed away from humans and towards AI infrastructure & new data centers.

Our future is being shaped by a system that treats humankind like an inconvenience. Our creativity is being reduced to a utility. Art is mere measurable content. People are just data points.

And to survive in this new economy, we've been pushed to perform in an algorithm specifically programmed to suppress human flourishing.

And so, as we stare into our screens, there's a very real battle for our consciousness at play. We must not surrender.

Our stories, our struggles, our grief, our joy, our imagination, and our unique human ability to create beauty from suffering cannot be replicated by a machine trained on borrowed humanity.

Yes, choosing human-made work may soon be less efficient. It will be more financially expensive. But I increasingly believe it will also become sacred.

Because the fight ahead isn’t just about technology.

It’s about whether we still believe there is something holy and irreplaceable about being human.

And I do.
I must preface this post by saying, I am SO VERY GRATEFUL for my kids! They're an AMAZING blessing! I prayed for years to have them. I miss them when I'm not with them, and I Iove them more than I can ever express. But what I (and most moms) want for Mother's Day is to TEMPORARILY be reminded of what life was like BEFORE we had our children.

We don’t want to have a family brunch.
We don’t want to respond to anything that starts with "Mom.” What we want is complete and total silence. We want to wake up in a clean hotel room, alone, and temporarily forget we are responsible for other human beings.

We don’t want to make one decision.�We don’t want to hear one complaint.�We do not even want to THINK for or about anyone else.

But because moms have too much guilt to ever say this out loud to you, I’m saying it for all of us:
If you want your wife or partner to have an amazing Mother’s Day:�Do not ask her questions.�Do not let the kids ask her questions.�Do not interrupt her peace. Even if it's to ask how you can bring her more peace.
At most, pretend the mother of your children is a rare tiny woodland creature you are trying not to scare away. You can drop off a snack. Or even better, coffee.�Leave quietly.�Protect her solitude with your life.
Then the next day, you can reintroduce the mother to her natural habitat. She will be rested and emotionally stabilized and happy.
You’re welcome. Happy Mother's Day.🤍
Just left some art at the Free Little Art Gallery on East Capitol Street. These times are heavy and dark, but I hope this little piece of art reminds someone out there that God knows exactly where you are and you are not forgotten. Love you guys and I hope you have a great week!
(And lmk if you're the one who picked up this piece!!)
Hi, friends! So many of you have checked in. Been so very busy with clients work, proposals, school/kid events (I think I actually spent a full year driving around the D.C. metro area just this week.) but I have also been painting and drawing - when I have a moment- as a way to process everything that's going on. But the shocking, heartbreaking and downright insane stories seem to be coming in faster than I know what to do with (faster than any of us were meant to know how to deal with). I keep painting pieces and then right before I share them here, I feel stuck- unsure whether one little painting is enough to help beat back some of the darkness or whether it's even appropriate to share. So, at the risk of doing all of that, I just took a few moments while I was doing my red light therapy (I'm a millennial through and through 😂 and did spend art of my twenties in a tanning bed) to share real life and some messy paintings of Jesus (the actual Good Doctor). I started painting these after seeing a certain AI generated image depicting a certain world leader in robes holding a glowing trump coin and laying hands on an aging John Stewart... (or a very skinny JE...)... Anyhow!! Love you all. Stay safe and let me know what you think. 😂🤷‍♀️🫶🫶🫶💕
Breathtaking. Awe-Inspiring. God-honoring. Just a few words to describe portraits of Easter Sunrise at the Lincoln Memorial, painted LIVE.

Sign up to receive a free digital copy of this year’s painting through the link in our bio!
❄️❄️❄️ Snow day! ❄️❄️❄️ How will you be spending it? We’ve already been sledding 😅❄️☃️
Thanks so much to for interviewing me for their Members Only Series!

As I shared in the article, when I was growing up, I never viewed art as a possible career. I didn't know successful, full-time artists and financial constraints and fears pushed me to pursue a more predictable career path. For a decade, I worked in politics, communications and public policy.

Eventually that path led me to focus specifically on anti-human trafficking and child online safety (still a passion of mine!).
But the heavy nature of the job took a toll on my mental health, and when I had my kids, I took what I thought would be a sabbatical, and I turned to art as a source of light and healing.

I never anticipated that I would become a full-time artist, in fact, right after college, I took an aptitude test that basically told me that I couldn't and shouldn't be an artist. 😂

Just goes to show, you never know what is in store for your life!

It has me wondering, have any of you ended up working a job entirely different from what you had planned?

Read more from my article and a whole lot more about what's happening in our city at! And many thanks to my most talented babe for the amazing photographs and for doing the most AMAZING job with my makeup!!!! He is the best in the business!!
Plan your Porto stay with as your guide 🚃

“I wanted to share some of my favorite things to do while you stay at, by.

I absolutely love riding the historic Linha 1 tram along the river Douro to the fabulous Foz beach district. These delightful trams have beautiful wood interiors, brass controls and dials and are maintained for tourists and transportation enthusiasts.

I also love visiting the old historic churches including the Igreja dos Carmelitas and Museu de Arte Sacra da Igreja de Santo Ildefonso, located a short walk from the Arts Hotel Porto. These churches and the stunning Porto Sao Bento train station are covered with some of the stunning blue ceramic tile the city is known for.

On our first night in Porto, we enjoyed dining at the Arts Hotel Porto’s fabulous restaurant in the hotel’s serene courtyard where every dish showcased the fresh flavors of the region.

Traditional Portuguese desserts have two main ingredients — egg yolks and sugar — and one of my favorites to grab was the Pastel de nata as I wandered the city streets and admired the beautiful vistas and strolled across the double deck Dom Luis I Bridge that spans the River Douro.

Whether you stroll the city streets, enjoy an espresso at Porto’s Cafe Majestic, or visit one of Porto’s fabulous museums, or take time to relax in Arts Hotel Porto’s wading pool, the city extends some of the best hospitality I’ve experienced in Europe. Porto, Portugal is absolutely a city to love!”

#TapestryCollectionPartner

Cris Clapp Logan's engagement

Cris Clapp Logan's engagement rate on Instagram is 2.44%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 41 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Cris Clapp Logan's posts, at 528 likes and 56 comments on average, about 9.4 likes per comment.

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Who is Cris Clapp Logan?

Cris Clapp Logan (@crisclapplogan) is an Artist creator on Instagram, also filed under Art & DIY. Cris Clapp Logan carries Instagram's verified badge and is set up as an Instagram business account. The Instagram bio for Cris Clapp Logan runs to 20 words.

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Cris Clapp Logan has 23,189 followers on Instagram (23.2K). Set against 766 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 30 followers per account Cris Clapp Logan follows. Cris Clapp Logan has built a substantial archive of 1,708 posts.

What is Cris Clapp Logan's engagement rate?

Cris Clapp Logan's engagement rate on Instagram is 2.44%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 41 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Cris Clapp Logan's posts, at 528 likes and 56 comments on average, about 9.4 likes per comment.

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Flinque files Cris Clapp Logan under Artist, with Art & DIY as a secondary category. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Cris Clapp Logan, 5 are videos, 4 are carousels and 1 is a single image. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Cris Clapp Logan repeatedly use the words life, been, free, human and whether. Cris Clapp Logan's captions carry hashtags such as #memorialday and #tapestrycollectionpartner. Cris Clapp Logan writes those captions mainly in English. Cris Clapp Logan keeps 8 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.

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