Wikipedia
Dready is a character and a style of art created by West Indian ( Jamaican born) artist Shane Aquart. Since its beginnings in 2004, Dready art has evolved from just images of that character, to a style of art embodying the colours, humor and style - "dready's bold graphic technique, a style that has become immediately recognizable to viewers of his art". Images of stingrays and turtles of houses and cars and boats in the Dready style are just as common as Dready himself. Yet, Dready remains the iconic center of the art. The people in Grand Cayman now recognize Dready as a staple of the community through various charitable endeavours. Projects include fund raising for the Central Caribbean Marine Institute and the Jamaica Environment Trust.
"Dready … has become an instantly recognizable style of art rather than just a character. Colourful, modern, fun, irreverent and cool …"
you can see more of dready art on the World Wide Web at < http://www.dreadyworld.blogspot.com >
Usage examples of "dready".
All the delicious aromas whetted an appetite dready sharp from hunger.
Kona can spark up a spliff and calm down that bumpy brine for all me new science dreadies.