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George Orwell introduced us to 'doublespeak' in his prophetic novel 1984 published in 1949. Not even he, I think, thought we'd devolve into 'triplespeak' by the time the 21st Century rolled around. :) This is a 20 by 16 inch acrylic painting on gallery-wrapped canvas. Original Jones Art speaking up in northwest Austin, Texas.

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Stanley Layman

Stanley Layman 14 Aug 2014

Tom Sawyer does work similar to this. I had been trying to remember where I had seen similar images.

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: If it's Tom Sawyer aka MOT, which is merely TOM backwards, you have mentioned him before, Stanley. I have looked at his work and though he does abstract and boldly colored designs, I think we are more dissimilar than similar---but that's just me talking. Hope you are doing well. :)
Heloisa Castro

Heloisa Castro 13 Aug 2014

Gorgeous work!

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: I appreciate the comment, Heloisa, truly. I've tried to keep a new piece on the easel at all times this year and that seems to be working well. Thanks!
Dawson - Lynn James

Dawson - Lynn James 13 Aug 2014

Outstanding work Charles!!

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Thank you, Dawson - Lynn James! This is actually version 2. The first one turned out a bit too dark, I thought. Another magnetic sketchpad idea. :)