Not To Be Trifled With

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No one likes to be tricked or deceived but this guy might literally blow smoke from his nose. This is a gel pen with color pencil drawing on medium bond acid-free paper. It measures 5.75 by 3.75 inches. It is going into a frame with mat as an appreciatory gift for one of my neighbors, Ms. Cortes, who takes me out to the last-ditch Goodwill and lunch on occasion. It's the little things in life after all. Original Jones Art wonders about what is trivial and what is essential here in northwest Austin, Texas.

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Nikolay Semyonov

Nikolay Semyonov Yesterday

"His face has suddenly changed..." This is how I would start a short story where your guy is the main character after being perplexed by a most stupid governmental act:)))

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: If being perplexed by stupid government acts were to cause one's face to alter then no one would know anyone by facial recognition. That premise would make an interesting story idea at that, Nikolay. Hope all is well. :)
Dave Matke

Dave Matke Yesterday

Looks like he takes no guff for sure . A nice gift too : ) Hope you're doing well Charles

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Yes, he does look a mite severe at that, Dave. Well, it's small yet colorful and looks rather good in the frame. I have it sitting in my workroom presently. It's turned chilly with continual rain here. I think nature is trying to make up for the several years' drought in one fell swoop. THAT would be a lot of rain. Hope you are doing okay yourself. :)