RICK AND MORTY Pickle Rick Fan Art Is a Big Dill

Pickles have become so much more than the perfect snack (I will fight you on this) this week thanks to Rick and Morty. A recent episode of the series featured Pickle Rick, which is exactly as it sounds: Rick turned himself into a pickle. His tactic to evade therapy wasn’t his brightest move ever, and Scott focuses on that in his review of the gag. But right now, we’re going to highlight how Pickle Rick has infiltrated pop culture with a look at some of the fan art that’s popped onto the web.

Imagine we’re putting these pieces of fan art in a bottle of delicious brine to preserve forever. And actually, some of this art is forever–like this Pickle Rick tattoo inked by tattooist James Mullin.

Pickle Rick tattoo I got to make today! #starbritecolors #hustlebutterdeluxe #electrumstencilprimer #rickandmorty #picklerick #picklericktattoo

A post shared by James Mullin (@jamesmullintattoos) on Aug 10, 2017 at 2:47pm PDT

No, it’s not the only Pickle Rick tattoo I’ve seen.

Heather, a.k.a. thirtyARTsix, captured so many shades of Pickle Rick in her art.

One last minute painting I cranked out tonight because I just had to have it for #BostonComicCon this weekend! PICKLE RICK! Find me in the Artist Alley at AA929 if you want one! #bostoncomiccon2017 #artist #artistalley #rickandmorty #picklerick #artistsoninstagram #bosarts #bostonartist #painting #instaartist #instaart #thirtyartsix

A post shared by Heather thirtyARTsix (@thirtyartsix) on Aug 9, 2017 at 6:04pm PDT

Pickle Rick fits right in with the other pickles in this piece by Bella Pissanetzsky.