Clear Hearts Grey Flowers - Sketch v2 - Mug invoice emotionally raw aesthetic of early

emotionally raw aesthetic of early Jack Off Jill artwork

quickly embedding itself as a staple in the wardrobes of South Florida musicians and their allies

In collaboration with Jessicka Addams

plus never-before-heard live recordings produced by Rob Campanella (The Brian Jonestown Massacre) and performances by the late guitarist Scott Putesky aka Daisy Berkowitz

Scott wasn’t just a founding member of Marilyn Manson & the Spooky Kids

Clear Hearts Grey Flowers - Sketch v2 - Mug invoice emotionally raw aesthetic of earlySet against a yellow grey purple background, this piece represents a vibrant step forward from the original black and white version. It reveals the emotional palette behind the final album cover. Every stroke captures the mood of the era: ethereal, aching, and unapologetically raw. This is more than just a sketch, its a small piece of history finally restored. A glimpse into the concept drawing and the heart of Addams at a pivotal moment, where music,