This piece by Des Taylor gives a retro feel to Peter, Harry and MJ without dating them in a specific time period. Though I have to wonder, is Peter driving on the left side of the car?
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Okay, am I the only one noticing how harry is staring directly at the ass?
#2 is right- if you look closely (it’s hard to see), the hand on the steering wheel has the same colored shirt as Harry’s
Hey Har, eyes front
Kirsten’s MJ will be jealous of this one
i think the thong song is playing on am radio.
Nice use of the hot dog sign to really convey the eroticism in this piece.
Des Taylor is an English artist. I met him last year and he did me an MJ sketch. In England we drive on the other side, which is probably why he made the mistake.
As for Pete driving, don’t get me started… he drove to work in JMS’s run and then in BND he was having driving lessons…
Is it just me, or is anyone else getting a Iron Giant vibe from the colouring? 🙂 Also kind of from Harrys face, but not as much.
@#1 – EXACTLY!
Actually, two reasons it can’t be Pete driving: 1) Pete. Driving. 2) You can see by Harry’s shirt color that it is his arm on the steering wheel.
There’s a car?