Quick Sketches For A Slow Planet

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Hey, the title seems to work though I can't say exactly why---in a short descriptive blurb. This is a batch of small drawings on an 8.5 by 9 inches sheet of scrap paper. I almost threw it away, especially after having spilled a bit of water on it, but decided it was worth an upload. I'm easy that way. Original Jones Art is extremely 'something' in northwest Austin, Texas. Could it be festive? Okay, we'll go with that.

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Nikolay Semyonov

Nikolay Semyonov 3 days ago

Supa! Especially the apparition with a periscope. Quite a handy gadget to look around the corner. They all are top fun!

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Thanks, Nikolay! I usually pull out all the stops with these quickies. I need to do more of them, I think. They are idea generators. Take care, you and yours. :)
Dave Matke

Dave Matke 3 days ago

Very expressive Charles .... my fave is the guy with his own little cart : ) of course they all work together very cohesively

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Well, I just try to put these down as quickly as possible, Dave. I was thinking the guy with his built-in cart might be an interesting 3D piece. I'm going to the last-stop Goodwill tomorrow with a neighbor. Maybe I'll find some wheels I can use. I'd like wooden. Stay warm. It got up to 73 in Austin today. :)