Hippie Mona Lisa says "Don't Bogart that Joint my Friend, Pass it Over to Me."

More about Hippie Mona Lisa says "Don't Bogart that Joint my Friend, Pass it Over to Me."

A neo-impressionist, psychedelic, surrealist painting titled "Don't Bogart that Joint, my Friend" features a hippy version of Mona Lisa with long, dark, curly hair wearing a colorful floral headband and a pink flower tucked behind her ear. She wears round purple-tinted sunglasses, peace sign earrings, a long strand of multicolored beaded necklaces with a large peace sign pendant, and multiple beaded bracelets. Her attire is a flowing, patterned dress with wide sleeves, adorned with vibrant floral and mandala-like motifs in shades of purple, orange, blue, and green. She holds a lit joint between her fingers, from which swirls of smoke emanate. The background behind her left shoulder transitions into a Van Gogh-inspired "Starry Night" sky with a bright, swirling sun and cypress trees. On the left side of the painting, large, whimsical text in different colors reads "Don't Bogart that Joint, my Friend," surrounded by stylized floral and swirling patterns. Below the text, in the foreground, there's a richly decorated vase filled with colorful flowers in shades of purple, orange, and pink, placed on a patterned table. Next to the vase is a small bowl containing dark, round items. Behind