Egg Series #5: Scrambled

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Egg Series #5: Scrambled

Scrambled also uses gel ink and color pencil. Image area is 6 1/4 by 4 1/2 inches. Original Jones Art egging you on in Austin, Texas.

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Al Budarin

Al Budarin 17 Aug 2019

It really amazed me how so so creative you are with all this weird ,strange unusual Artistry Each telling a Story Fascinating Art.differet kinds of media's,definately a master in your Craft

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: If I don't feel it, I can't do it, Al. Mom used to say I thought too much. I'm beginning to think I feel too much. At least I've found a way to release some of the pressure. Hope you are dong great, BTW. :)
helena Wierzbicki

helena Wierzbicki 28 Jul 2014

Fantastic creativity, Charles !!!

Anne Whiteway

Anne Whiteway 23 May 2014

Charles, I love all of your egg paintings. This (and your others)~~all fascinating and so well done. The shapes and colors are very pleasing to my eyes.

John Cappello

John Cappello 20 Sep 2013

Brilliant Artwork Very Skilled & impressive looking image

Helmut Licht

Helmut Licht 16 May 2013

What have I been doing wrong all these years? My scrambled eggs don't turn out this way :)

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: It's all in the seasoning, Helmut. Sea-salt and jalapeno peppers give it that special zesty flavor. :) I actually prefer mine soft-scrambled with a bit of milk mixed with the bacon grease. But sometimes no matter what the ingredients or the care taken there's one that doesn't cooperate. I guess you could call this one of those. Ha.