Ok, so I was a little obsessed with Moog Synthesizers back in High School. Here are several drawings of mine that I created one day in the back row of my chemistry class.

Note that you can click on the thumbnails to get larger images.

	My Moog logo. Ok, so I'm not the greatest artist, but hey.. it was better than paying attention in school.
	The 'Mega Moog'. Note its sheer size and power! Don't forget the 440 cubic inch engine powering the thing and the ferocious chiminey on the top.. hope the repairman on the scaffolding doesn't get burned.
	The 'Melody Moog'. When you really REALLY need to play "Louie, Louie", then this is the synthesizer for you. Also plays "Wipe Out" and a mystery melody. Note the tempo selection, "Moogish dials" and meaningless lights.
	The 'Mind Moog'. For those who like gadgets which are activated by brain waves. Ignore the blatant reference to a certain mega-corporation amusement park staple.
	The "Future Moog". Just when you thought it was safe to leave the 70's. Of course, it's piloted by Captain Robert Moog.
	The "Mobile Moog". When you need to get a "poot" sound out in a hurry. Oh, did I mention I was also obsessed with muscle cars back then?
	The "Micro Moog". The perfect complement to the Mega Moog (above). Note the "Micro Moog" and the "Micro Micro Moog". Perfect for those musical flea circuses.
	The "Mouth Moog". Rather have these than braces?
	The "Micro Mini Mega Maxi Macro Moog". For those who just can't make up their mind. Insert probe here.

In case you're interested, these images were drawn by hand using a Lamy fountain pen on 3-ring binder paper at Millburn High School somewhere around late 1988 during my chemistry class. I got a D, I think.

All images (C) 1988-2000 Brian J. Bernstein. No unauthorized use without written permission from the author. brian@dronefone.com

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