Moving Along At The Molecular Level

by Charles Jones

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Yeah, it only looks like he's standing still. At the molecular level, things are swirling, revolving and getting the job done. Maybe we should all try to follow suit and justify all that molecular activity. Well, it's an idea. This is a 6 by 4.5 inches gel pen with color pencil drawing on medium bond acid-free paper. Original Jones Art, always trying to get something done every single solitary day here in northwest Austin, Texas.

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Denny Gholson

Denny Gholson 21 hours ago

Hey Charley, Looks Like a lot of brain power working Super !

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Hey, thanks, Denny. He's trying to power a 5 Watt bulb and it just flickered. Hope you are doing great. :)
Dave Matke

Dave Matke Yesterday

Standing strong and his resolve is steady , Charles ... made me think of that movie, Fantastic Voyage for some reason : )

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: I haven't seen that one in a very long time, Dave. The scene with Raquel Welch covered in antibodies made my teenage heart sing. Ha. Well, they were reduced to a very tiny size along with the sub to travel through the blood stream, so my wordage could have triggered that memory. The human brain has its twists and turns. :)