Man With Detached Brain (revisited)

by Charles Jones

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I said in the description of the first version of this idea that I don't like to disengage my brain, but I'm afraid we all do occasionally--especially when our hearts beg us to. I used watercolor with some of the India ink brush pen. Image area 4 by 5.5 inches. Original Jones Art handmade and heartfelt in Austin, Texas.

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John Cappello

John Cappello 21 Sep 2013

Verily an Explosion of colors and Very Fascinating Views

Cathy Jones

Cathy Jones 19 Sep 2013

This work is so fun Charles! love it!

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Hey, Cathy, thanks!! I appreciate your comment very much. Sometimes a little artistic support goes a long way. I keep shaking my media just to see what will fall out next. ;)
Chris Roukema

Chris Roukema 17 Sep 2013

Everyone Needs to Escape the Madness now & again! Excellent Food for Thought, Charles!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A Great Escape!!!!!!!!!!!! Cheers!!!!!!!!!!!! Hey, also reminds Me of Mr. Potato Head!!!!!!!!! BTW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Thank you so very much, Chris! I was feeling a bit maudlin other day, so I thought I would rectify that previous reply. You are doing great work up there in Canada! :)
Charles Jones
Artist Reply: I 'get' your potato-head reference, Chris. It does look a bit like a floating potato. Ha!