Growing Malignancy

by Charles Jones

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This piece can be taken any number of ways. So take your pick. Not feeling the need to explain or expound. This is a 9 by 6 inch gel pen drawing on medium bond acid-free paper. I worked on a painting today, started two earlier drawings that didn't take me anywhere and then let this one go where it wanted. So maybe for Original Jones Art, it was a little like wish fulfillment here in northwest Austin, Texas.

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Dave Matke

Dave Matke 22 Jan 2022

Very cool and interesting . Sort of reminds me of the movie, "How to get ahead in Advertising" a bit. Super cross hatching : )

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: I had to refresh my memory about the movie you mentioned, Dave. 80's had some strange movies. Though they beat today's bevy of the banal. Thanks for the kind words. :)
Ray Steele

Ray Steele 22 Jan 2022

I this drawing because the unique design and what it represence,Charles plus your allowing people use their imagination .

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Thanks, Ray! You must understand that any verbiage I attach in the description area is to encapsulate my mind-set at the time of upload. Since I usually upload a piece shortly after its completion, it gives a window, though perhaps a cloudy one, into what I was thinking/feeling at the time. It may (or may not) prove of value sometime down the linear line when it is no longer attached to the image. :)