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Man and Bird in the Abstract II

This is the more convoluted sequel to an acrylic with the same basic theme that I painted recently. Original Jones Art originating in Austin, Texas.

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Maurizio Miele 07 Jun 2013

Great work !

Carolyn Rayburn 28 Nov 2007

Your work is different and very detailed. I really like the lines, shapes, and images and how you have merged them all together. This is great!

Julianna Ziegler 17 Aug 2007

You've hit it dead-on with being unique! I'll bet you're imagination just about drives you mad. I love the style!

Jim Round 24 May 2007

This is indeed superb charles, you have a lot of imagination and talent. Very nicely done!

Elf Evans 06 May 2007

Maybe a little Escher thrown in to boot

Thomas Conroy 26 Apr 2007

I have to say that my first and lasting impression of all of your work displayed is 'Wow Picasso without the rigidity of lines and a certain softness of texture'.

Artist Reply: You flatter me, Thomas, but don't think for one minute that I don't appreciate your comment. :) I only wish I had his luck with the ladies! Thanks.

Kendra D'Angora 18 Apr 2007

I LOVE this! It's full of line, image, story.... OK. I want to go draw now. Thank you for the inspiration! Kendra D'Angora

Artist Reply: You are too kind, Kendra. If I couldn't draw...well, nothing would take its place. Thank you.

Doris B. Lambling 16 Apr 2007

always love to explore such images within an image within an image.... they are telling so many stories, every time I view, I can discover something well known and something new :))

M. Usman Ul Haq 12 Apr 2007

Superb!!!!

Monika Moore 07 Apr 2007

Wow, you could teach passage using this drawing! I really like the process of discovery when I follow the lines of all the conjoined elements. There seems to be the continuum of hunger and feeding depicted here which instead of feeling good feels mournful ... Good work, Charles! ~M (P.S. I think it's more rewarding when one 'feels' this drawing rather than interprets it.)

Artist Reply: I consider my work emotive, Monika, so maybe I'm on the right track. Thanks for the insightful comment; it gave me goosebumps of the most delicious variety. :)

brittnay woodward 04 Apr 2007

this feels good to me, like i could crawl up into an area with negative space and take a nap... i like the shading...

Artist Reply: Negative space is much more sofa-like than I had imagined. :) Nice subjective response. I appreciate it.

Loren Carson 04 Apr 2007

Original and striking.

bianca 01 Apr 2007

one word FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Artist Reply: Thank you, Bianca. I had some trouble with this one. You are very kind.

Jerry 28 Mar 2007

Very interesting pen and ink drawing!

Artist Reply: The original looks better, Jerry. I wasn't 100% happy with the quality of the scan. Thanks for the comment. I like them being seen rather than going directly to portfolio. ;)