The Wonderer

by Charles Jones

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Dion had a pre-Beatles song called The Wanderer about a womanizer, to be blunt about it. But it was a hit nonetheless. I had 'almost' titled this The Up And Down Of It but decided after scanning and studying a bit more, to use this one. He is one of my alter egos, I'm sure of it. AND if I haven't been a wonderer all my life than I don't know who has. This is a 6 by 4.5 inches gel pen with color pencil drawing on medium bond acid-free paper. Original Jones Art is ready for some cooler weather here in northwest Austin, Texas. This preview to hell has gone on long enough this year.

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Ray Steele

Ray Steele 23 Sep 2024

i heard Dion version allot on the radio way back when i was younger,they kind of wore out the song .lol tho, i like the expression on his he looks a little puzzled Charles :D

Dave Matke

Dave Matke 23 Sep 2024

The title works very well Charles . The look is one of wonder with a dash of forlorn. Also appreciate the sentiment , so much to wonder about especially today . I like how you did the hair texture on this one too. Hope cooler weather comes your way soon. : )

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Thanks, Dave. I thought the hair pattern sort of represented static or distortion which would keep a clear understandable signal from getting through. But that's just me, of course. I saw a leaf fall this morning, the poor weary thing. :)