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ArtistSemi-realistic, Whimsical vibrant, Robert Crumb Style, a shoeless rifle wielding Hillbilly talking to a nerdy University professor reading a learned book on culture. "Hey y'all when us folks hear the word culture, we reach for our guns" (no frame).
An illustration depicts a caricature of a barefoot, bearded hillbilly in torn denim overalls, holding a rifle and standing next to a rusty pickup truck. He has a tattoo that says “culture” on his right arm in a red heart. He’s wearing a straw hat and has a red nose. He’s speaking to a man in a tweed suit and glasses reading a book titled “Culture: A Critical Analysis by A.W. Bourdieu,” who is sitting in a rocking chair on a porch with his legs crossed. The man has an expression of shock on his face. Next to him is a stack of books titled "Gramsci," "Foucault," "Deconstruction," "The Dialectic," "Hegel," and "The Cultural Turn," with a mug that says “World’s OKAYest Professor” on top. A dog is lying on the porch next to the books while the suited man is wearing checkered socks and brown leather shoes. In the background, a sign reads “Don’t Tread on Me,” another sign in the foreground of the pickup truck reads “Heritage, Not Hate,” and a third sign on the pickup truck reads “Y’all, TN.” The background is a forest.
