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Another older drawing. This one is from 2005. It's a gel pen drawing on medium bond acid-free paper, measuring 4.5 by 3 inches. Original Jones Art is looking back here in northwest Austin, Texas.

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Dave Matke

Dave Matke 19 Feb 2024

A lot of intrigue here Charles .... really like your gel pen work : ) Hope all is well out your way

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Well, it's sunny here and not cold---just cool. And I've been busy doing some 3D work and getting some of my music gear together so maybe I can do some of my 'strange' recordings again. These modern DAWs drive me to distraction though. Much more convoluted than necessary for my simple MIDI needs.. Oh well. I wish I had my old Atari ST system back. The right tool for the job---at least in late 80's. Hope all is good with you as well. :)
Nikolay Semyonov

Nikolay Semyonov 19 Feb 2024

It's always fun to look into the roots. Nice stuff. Looks like you had a few fights with "excessive" details on your way.

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: As I started with absent-minded doodles, Nikolay, I had to work through the minutiae and find something a bit more concrete and workable. This is why, looking back at 2003 through 5, I only found what I consider fragments now. There were a few exceptions, but a very few. Hope you are doing great, my long distance friend. :)