The Ring-Around Collar

by Charles Jones

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It's bad to have 'ring around the collar' but a ring-around collar is socially acceptable. Anyone remember 'Robinson Crusoe on Mars?' This is a 6 by 4.5 inches gel pen with color pencil drawing on medium bond acid-free paper. Original Jones Art remembers liking that sci-fi movie when it came out. I may have to see if I can find it on-line since reliving old pockets of entertainment is the thing to do in northwest Austin, Texas.

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Ray Steele

Ray Steele 27 Jul 2023

Nice Drawing. Charles. I actually See the ring lol:D

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Thanks, Ray! Hope you are having some fun where you are. :)
Dave Matke

Dave Matke 27 Jul 2023

I remember having to wear ties at my then day job and thinking they were such the corporate "leash" ... uncomfortable and noose like . Hated them and was so happy when the office went business casual, no ties . Another great rendering Charles and thanks for the movie suggestion. Think I'll try to find that one : ) Stay cool out there

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: I remember those days as well, Dave. But, on hindsight--which I have plenty of these days--I think we may have lost something in the process. As always, change and/or progress is a give and take beastie. I used mostly clip-on's, BTW. :)