Interrupted Shadow 2.0

by Charles Jones

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Another envelope drawing wherein the window interrupts the continuity of the shadow. This is a 7.5 by 3.75 inches gel pen drawing and another example of that wunderbar artist known as Original Jones Art who happens to live, of all places, in northwest Austin, Texas.

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Nikolay Semyonov

Nikolay Semyonov 18 Feb 2025

His neck seems to be tied up to a pole for a reason I won't be able to guess, because he he looks quiet and content/ Anyway "Freedom to everyone tied to a pole now" is my motto of today:))

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Freedom for all barbers, regardless their color or creed! Don't let their quiet, smiling resignation fool you. And for God's sake, bash those poles---as long as they're not Polish. Yes, Nikolay, you dug deep on this one. Hope all is good. :)
Dave Matke

Dave Matke 17 Feb 2025

Wouldn't think it was an envelope drawing if you didn't say . The black holds open a slim doorway and chance for escape. I like the secretiveness overall . Done well Charles : )

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Well, the vertical lines on the right were for the return address but I made them elements of the drawing instead of just letting them be. Anyway, it kept me occupied a bit today so there's something to be said for that, Dave. :)