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This is a revisitation of an older theme. I used mostly watercolor, with a bit of felt-tip and some gel pen. Image area 6 by 6 inches. Original Jones Art is misbegotten in Austin, Texas.

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Mark Kokopelli Watkins

Mark Kokopelli Watkins 19 May 2013

The natural birth of an egg man. Love it! The cloud significance always interests me. Another excellent creation, Charles!

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Thanks, Mark! This image, as well as my 'Flying Mystery' are something like signature images for me---though some might say my mono-pods could be as well. My work continues to evolve, thankfully. :) Hope you are doing well.

Anonymous Guest 19 May 2013

Sorry, Charles - I must have nodded off as I commented - my apologies... ~Monroe

John Cappello

John Cappello 19 May 2013

Very nice work! Fabulous I really like this piece.

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Thank you, John! I wanted to try reinterpreting this idea using my relatively new more colorful mix and I was pretty happy with it. I'm sure you are painting great works where you are. :)
Chris Roukema

Chris Roukema 18 May 2013

Absolutely Fantastic Brilliant Work, Charles!!!!!!!!! My POD, Sir. Eggcellent!

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Hi, Chris! Sometimes you do the same old thing, but it turns out 'new.' This is what happened here, I think. I wonder if those red flowers have permeated your house by now. ;)