The focus of Rob Elliott's Boozehound exhibit is a collection of 20 ink drawings, The Boozehound Suite. Using a blotting technique attributed to Andy Warhol during his commercial period, and adopted by countless anonymous illustrators of the 1950s and early 1960s, Elliott seeks a disharmony between style and substance:

"While there are humourous elements to The Boozehound Suite, the humour is not of the whimsical sort this retro advertising style seems to promise. Traditionally, this style was used to depict a carefree mood, but here the broken lines and blots are the marks of spilled drinks, poorly chosen words, and blackouts."

Self Portrait - Oh. My. God. 8"x5"