His Smile Looks Out Of Face

by Charles Jones

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Title is a twist from an old song lyric. We should all make happy-happy art because the world is such a sweet happy place. Hey, I draw as I feel and I wouldn't have it any other way. This is a 6 by 4.5 inches gel pen with color pencil drawing on medium weight acid-free paper. Original Jones Art wonders if all the rose-colored fog/smog might be making it difficult for folks to see clearly in northwest Austin, Texas, and elsewhere.

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Denny Gholson

Denny Gholson 4 days ago

Hey Charley, This guy has had a Stroke ! Super

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Yes, I can see why you'd say that, Denny. It certainly wasn't a stroke of good fortune, I'd lay odds. Thanks for commenting and take care. :)
Dave Matke

Dave Matke 7 days ago

Indeed to create as to be true to yourself , Nice colors for the sky and horizon , Charles . Hope you're having a good evening : )

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: That's one thing I learned pretty early about doing anything that's personal and coming from a place much too deep for others to see. Do not in any way internalize the words of others and for heaven's sake never take advice from anyone---from your best friend or a curator at a so-called prestigious gallery or museum. So to be a certain type of 'artist' one must be incredibly resilient and stubborn. A little talent is a plus too but, in these times, probably optional. Ha. I'm probably going to begin painting and assembling the new 3D piece tomorrow. It keep fussing with tiny details. Silly me. :)