Belted

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Usually, my characters do not require a belt but this one seemed to cry out for one. In a quiet, polite way, of course. All of my creations are house-trained and well-behaved. This is a 5.5 by 4 inches gel pen with color pencil drawing on medium bond acid-free paper. Original Jones Art wonders what it would feel like to let go with a hoot and a holler here in northwest Austin, Texas.

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Joanie Holliday

Joanie Holliday 12 hours ago

GO AHEAD AND HOOT AND HOLLER, JUST KEEP YOUR BELT ON. :) :) :)

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Yes, with my luck my pants would fall down in mid-hoot on the front lawn and the neighbors would holler. :)
Dave Matke

Dave Matke 13 hours ago

2 things come to mind when you mention "belt" ... one is to have a strong shot of something and the other is what was used as punishment ... looking at his face he seems to be harboring some deep emotions, or possibly a tad dizzy from the corn squeezins. Either way, nice one Charles : ) Hope your day is going well

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Funny, I thought of both of those as I was finishing up this piece, Dave. Also the Van Allen belt. I'll add the belt I recently bought made of 'synthetic leather.' From 'synthetic cows' I imagine. :)