A Potpourri Of Anxiety

by Charles Jones

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This is one of my free-flow of consciousness drawings. Many times they are less about 'something' and more about a mood. I almost threw this one away. When I looked at it more carefully I saw that it captured a lot of what we've all been feeling lately. And, since the expression of feelings is something of a goal of mine, I thought I would share. This is a 5 by 3 inches gel pen drawing on medium bond paper and, quite possibly, another anxiety-ridden example of Original Jones Art as he wanders from room to room trying to keep at least six feet away from himself in northwest Austin, Texas.

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Nikolay Semyonov

Nikolay Semyonov 24 Mar 2020

expressive. reminds of some designs of Makonde tribe ebony carvings named as "jamaa" (family).

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: I have several hanging masks and statuettes from Africa that i really like, Nikolay. I recently picked up a rather large piece of five guys sitting around what looks to be a large pot that was all carved from one continuous piece of wood. Now that's craftsmanship! I used to do this style of drawing more often than I do nowadays.