Spectral Lizard King

Last Month, I featured a drawing of my dear  friend and legendary Woodstock photographer, Henry Diltz. I'm following up with a drawing of Jim Morrison, the Lizard King himself, inspired by one of Henry's photos. I hope you enjoy the acidy spectral aura I added. To see more of Henry's extraordinary works, visit www.morrisonhotelgallery.com

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