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I found this image on that old hard drive I recently rediscovered. It must be around 8 by 10 inches given the size of the file. It's from 2015 and I haven't dug into that year's notebooks for some few years. Yes, it happens. It looks to be gel pen and color pencil on textured paper. Yes, Original Jones Art isn't above a little guesswork here in northwest Austin, Texas.

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Denny Gholson

Denny Gholson 23 hours ago

Hey Charley, A cross breed with a Problem ! Super

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: I got him some Imodium A-D and he's a lot better now, Denny. But that's not his most pressing problem. Hope you are doing great. :)
Blonde Blythe

Blonde Blythe 3 days ago

Interesting and imaginative drawing, Charles!

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Thank you, BB! This one still smells of mothballs. Hope you are doing well. :)
Dave Matke

Dave Matke 3 days ago

Cool one Charles ! : ) Shading and colors are great. Like the textured paper too , was it colored ? Hope you're staying cool . Super humid here

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: It looks like it could have been creme-colored, Dave. It's been over a decade ago so I'd have to actually look at the real McCoy to see if that would jog the old memory. Yes, we're in the 90's and UV index is high---so 'feels' like 100. Or so those pesky meteorologists say. You know, it seems those folks ought to study meteors with a 'title' like that. :)