Heavy Thoughts

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In my experience, heavy thoughts outweigh heavy loads two to one. But people have said I handle things heavy-headedly. This is a 6 by 4.5 inches gel pen drawing with gray Crayola on medium bond acid-free paper. Yes, this one is hot off the pen. Original Jones Art is a 'only the newest' kind of guy here in northwest Austin, Texas.

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Nikolay Semyonov

Nikolay Semyonov 28 days ago

So much worry in his eyes... Hope there is little of a selfie, Charles))

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: How can he keep those heavy thoughts up with such a small body? Anyway, thankfully---or is that hopefully?---my own isn't as worrisome, Nikolay. Hope you had some good table tennis last weekend. :)
Dave Matke

Dave Matke 29 days ago

Many things call for heavy thoughts these days ...and for those in charge, hopefully with rational thinking. The expression sums it up nicely in black and white . I like the cross hatched sky with the subtle gray crayola, Charles : )

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: My energy level has been ebbing lately but I managed this one with relative ease, Dave. The monochromatic ones are somewhat faster than the color ones. Subtle isn't a word used much nowadays, I think. Hope all is going well this glorious Monday. :)