Great Stone Face

by Charles Jones

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It's the kind of face that wouldn't change perceptibly during a zombie apocalypse or a mother-in-law's surprise visit. It's the next best thing to being cast in bronze. This is a 6 by 4.5 inches gel pen with color pencil drawing on medium bond acid-free paper. Original Jones Art still searching for clues in northwest Austin, Texas.

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cervantes wu

cervantes wu 17 days ago

I feel something melancholy in the face

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Ssshhhh, Mr. Wu. You wouldn't want to give the in-joke away, now would you? Hope all is going well on your thin slice of the planet. :)
Joanie Holliday

Joanie Holliday 19 days ago

A STONE FACE BUT TEARS IN HIS EYE. SOMETHING GOING ON FOR SURE.

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: There's always SOMETHING going on behind the scenes, Joanie. He just doesn't reveal too much of it on the surface. Hope all is going good today. :)
Dave Matke

Dave Matke 19 days ago

A stone face for sure that I wouldn't take for granite, Charles : ) Most expressive work ! Hope you're enjoying your Tuesday !

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Even granite wears away over time, Dave. Things/conditions can last a long time but nothing lasts forever. That can be viewed both positively and negatively simultaneously, I think. The scanner 'loses' some of the subtle coloring but it's pretty close. I'm due to get my 'new' pencils today---Hurray! Ha. :)