Figure @ Two O'clock

by Charles Jones

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I've worked on this for weeks. I was going for a simplistic almost field-of-color approach to figurative. This is based on a simple sketch. It is an 18 by 24 inch acrylic painting on gallery-wrapped canvas. And is, I'm guessing, Original Jones Art.

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Denny Gholson

Denny Gholson 27 Oct 2015

Very Good Charley ! Simple, Calming Effect of the afternoon.

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Another piece based off a simple sketch, Denny. I was trying for simple plus colorful, though I must say that acrylic begins to attain the look of plastic after several layers, especially when using medium. Thanks for commenting. :)
John Cappello

John Cappello 21 Sep 2015

Expressively Full of Wonder

paula bettam

paula bettam 13 Sep 2015

his fantastic well done xx

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Thank you, Paula. I sometimes wonder if the outcome is worth the hours spent, but if some find it enjoyable then maybe it wasn't time wasted overall. Hope you are doing great. :)
Stanley Layman

Stanley Layman 12 Sep 2015

The two o 'clock looks like he is watching the clock for quitting time or checking an appointment.

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Thanks, Stanley! I wanted to keep this one simple and primarily primary, if you get my drift. Also, his angle of declination is roughly in the 2 o'clock range, hence the reasoning behind the title. Hope you are staying creative. :)