Empathically Inclined

by Charles Jones

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In 2013 I was using felt-tip pens rather consistently. I must admit not all my endeavors with the medium worked out well. I found this on the old hard drive and thought it worthy of an upload. I got by censorship on a couple of others at the time so thought this one might fly by as well. It's at least 7 by 5 inches on medium weight acid-free paper. I used the felt-tips and maybe a little gel pen. Original Jones Art thinks empathy is not only under-rated but also under-nourished here in northwest Austin, Texas.

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John Rembert Jones

John Rembert Jones 3 hours ago

Hi Charles: this one is excellent. The colors give it that extra oomph. Take care.

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Thanks, John. Yes, those felt-tips would saturate the paper with color. It was easy to over do it, but when it worked it was marvelous. You take a little care as well. :)
Dave Matke

Dave Matke 5 hours ago

Nice colorful one and shading , Charles . I guess if the bosom police show up that would mean they're back on the job ? Who knows . It's a cool piece of art : ) Happy day to you !

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: My work has never been realistic, as you know, Dave. And I can think of at least two others uploaded in or around 2013 that didn't provoke any censorial action. I cannot say exactly why I didn't upload this at the time. Some of us have empathy aplenty and some of us look of the definition in the dictionary and scratch our heads, alas! Oh, happy day to you too. :)