These are the drawings that I referred  to on my post on Sept. 29. Obviously this past year and my exposure to Hopkins and the great pharmaceutical romance of modern medicine is seeping into my art...

I drew this first, when I was doing Christmas cards last Dec. and then of course didn't give it to anyone, because who wants to get THAT as a holiday greeting?

These next three are a bit more recent...I first did some sketches of the man and woman on the syringe (which, I would STILL like to do another version of...I did a bunch of doodles and kept changing the perspective and realigning their bodies to suggest maximum abandon and exuberance...but the rainbow took so long to make nice n smooth that  I finally just reconciled myself with this version) and a friend of mine encouraged me to make at least three on the same theme. If you are in Seattle, you can purchase the originals from this art-vending robot at The Hideout, a bar on First Hill:

http://www.hideoutseattle.com/earl.htm

 Or perhaps not; perhaps someone has already purchased them. 

 

 

I like the last one best. I wanted it to look like a Tiffany ad, or something Kate Spade would come out with (btw how amazing would it be if Kate Spade's next crop of bags were covered with tiny stylish pills?)