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Against All Odds

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In all unlikelihood, a lot of us are what we are. We went against the odds, we persevered. We were determined beyond all reason. It is that will that shapes us, tempers us and keeps us on track in a world with so many alternate courses, many easier than the one we chose. This is another of the 3 by 3 inches sticky drawings. It is an unlikely though existential example of Original Jones Art as he ponders the trip from there to here in northwest Austin, Texas.

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Elton Houck

Elton Houck 22 Apr 2020

What are you talking about...this is a photograph isn't it?

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Ha! You must be the life of the party in your area, Elton. Thanks for the comment. :)
Maria Anna Machado

Maria Anna Machado 22 Apr 2020

BROKEN NASO?...

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Just a little bent out of shape from being pulled and twisted too often, Maria. I play a little too loose with facial features to ever be mistaken for a realist. :)