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The Original Blotter Art Project: Acid-Free LSD Blotter Art Hat Pins

01: Original Acid-Free Kesey LSD Blotter Art Paper Hat Pins First Blotter Art Project (2014). Custom made from design to finished product. Digital file produced by the dormouse and Pyrroh. 25 sheets were printed, 10 were left whole, 15 were made into pins . First experiment was at the Bonnaroo festival. The Bonnaroo survivors went with merry prankster nifty* on to the Furthur Bus 50th Anniversary Tour. The remaining survivors of the initial 897 paper hat pins are being released here . Variety of color options. Each pin is entirely unique and 100% one-of-a-kind. This pattern will never be printed again. Made with authentic acid-free Kesey blotter art paper and super shiny polymer resin. Glows bright under UV light. Magic sparkle finish. These were dipped by hand and carefully assembled in a 3-day process. * Nifty rode the Furthur Bus in celebration of its 50th birthday. She was one of the first to hop on, sleeping on the bus through Oregon and shuffling

Limited Edition Hat Pins - Hand Painted Acid-Free LSD Blotter Art Paper!!

02: Original Hand Painted Acid-Free Kesey LSD Blotter Art Paper Hat Pins Details Hand painted. Not for eating . One hundred pins were created from a single sheet of hand-painted acid-free perforated Kesey LSD blotter art paper. Individually numbered from 1-100. ( Limited Set, 100 total ) Nifty painted one sheet of blotter art paper with a paintbrush and food coloring, then began to tare it up to make 100 super colorful tie-dye style LSD Blotter Art Paper Hat Pins. Initial art painted with food-safe inks on authentic acid-free perforated Kesey LSD blotter art paper; preserved forever in crystal clear resin. Art, not drugs.

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