Check out this guy's awesome collection of vintage acid sheets.....
 
http://www.blotterbarn.com/
 
Read more about it here:
 
http://www.vice.com/read/...llects-acid-as-artwork

You can buy them from Ken Kesey's kid.. http://www.key-z.com/special.html
Too bad Bear isn't around anymore.
 
J

I wonder if how many tabs could go missing before he'd notice? 

craigb
I wonder if how many tabs could go missing before he'd notice? 

We could try and find out...

"Security!  Two guys wearing brown cords and tie-dye t-shirts are acting suspicious around the art!"

craigb
"Security!  Two guys wearing brown cords and tie-dye t-shirts are acting suspicious around the art!"

I'm only interested in the "iso blotters"... just sayin'.
If I knew then what I know now I would have put a few things aside. There was a time (long ago and far away) when I had 1,000 purple microdots.
 
J

jbow

craigb
"Security!  Two guys wearing brown cords and tie-dye t-shirts are acting suspicious around the art!"

I'm only interested in the "iso blotters"... just sayin'.
If I knew then what I know now I would have put a few things aside. There was a time (long ago and far away) when I had 1,000 purple microdots.
 
J

Hopefully not at one time!!!  LOL!
 
(I never was too interested in acid, but I did get two pounds of shrooms once!)

I almost had a flashback just looking.

I'm pretty sure those old blotters would be defunct by now (but I would certainly be game for giving it a try). 
 
Microdots eh? Remember trying split one of those in two? 
 
I'm surprised my mind still works as well as it does after taking that stuff. We did a couple of Jim Morrison strength trips in which nobody even recognized each other. I distinctly remember everyone turning into a monkey and the living room was a jungle complete with foliage and snakes and strange metallic chirping noises. Then we turned the TV on and it was the Beavis And Butthead Moronothon on MTV. It was on that night the phrase "I am the great cornholio" became forever burned in my brain. 

Oh man, I'm flashing back to the weekend I picked up Pink Floyd's "Animals" album. It was the entire soundtrack for 48 hrs. Happy days.
 
I need a nap.