While perusing the Internet for illustrations of pork butchery (isn't that what you do at work?), we happily discovered Drywell Art, home to Alyson Thomas' meat-centric illustrated prints. While Thomas has no formal art training (she used to be an immigration lawyer), she obviously has tons of natural talent, plus a love of meat and a great sense of humor. Also: her prices start at $20. In other words, our holiday gift shopping is pretty much done and done.

Drywell's Fresh Meat collection includes, "Drop It Like It's a Hot Dog," "Let's T-Bone (shown above)," "I'm More of a Leg Man," "I Like Big Butts," and "Nice Rack." The "Meat My City" poster series features neighborhood maps drawn inside pig butchery diagrams. They're just the gift to give the meat-loving urbanite on your list. There's also a fish version for Seattle, in case you have friends who aren't quite as into pork as the rest of us. A few others that caught our eye: "Hot Dog Mystery," a fake hot dog diagram, the self-explanatory "Peek Inside a Haggis," and the Regional American Barbecue Venn Diagram.

Taking a detour from meat, Drywell Art also has a Beer + Booze line, featuring colorful illustrations of classic cocktails, such as the Sazerac, Paloma, Bloody Mary, and Manhattan, all broken down into their component parts, plus pictograms for beer and bourbon and a "Know What You Drink" diagram. And in addition to her prints, Thomas has a small assortment of t-shirts and Christmas cards.