I personally think moonshine stills are kind of a pretty subject for scenery drawings. A piece of rusted and sooty rural industry in the hidden backwoods and hillsides along county lines. A symbol of civil rebellion that can be appreciated in just about any country for either a poison-producing junkpile, or a shining image of the little man fighting a corrupt government.


Take it for what you will, it's hard to deny that the work and enginuity that goes into building a still is fairly impressive given the typical circumstances.

Also, obligatory banjo.