driptober day 16: cocktail dress

Be the light you want to see. 🍾🔥💥‼️

Illustration by Georges Léonnec - Son Derniere Cocktail (1920s)

part 2 of Siren Cocktails illustrations — Adagio Dazzle!

From our stacks: Illustration from The Playgoer: A Magazine for the Theatre. 1936. Theatre Program Co. of Detroit.

it’s my birthday yippee!! which means it’s also midge’s birthday, even BIGGER yippee! happy 1 year you silly bugbeast....sorry for depriving you of the coveted april fool birthdate, but if I can’t have it then neither can you

Cherry Bomb, served on a oblique shot glass. Digital Painting, using Clip Studio Paint.

"Cocktail " Collection. I chose this subject because as it is a liquid in a glass, the colors will have reliefs that are easy to admire and the lighting is logical, in addition to being able to explore a wide range of colors; and take photographs of references prepared by myself.

art to hang in your vampire basement bar

Cocktails are typically enjoyed as a customary refreshment served to investors at many high class SSC soirées, typically a blend of specially grown fruits and light psychoactive drugs to enduce a euphoric sensation as the flavours are enchanced to beyond natural abilites.

Cocktelera Universal by Antonio Josa (1933)

For over 81 Christmases... there is nothing better in the market.

part 1 of Siren Cocktails illustrations — Sonata Dusk!

I plan to print them as keychains, so this artwork process was an uphill battle with CMYK

Mixology Series: Amaretto Sour