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Are we actually able to be startled, shocked or surprised anymore? Isn't it easier to wear our societal mule blinds and keep our noses to the hypothetical grindstone? If we look up, we might see something unsightly or outside our tiny island of belief. This is a 6 by 4.5 inches gel pen with just a touch of gray Crayola Twistable on medium bond acid-free paper. Original Jones Art does a lot of unfashionable thinking and questionable seeing in northwest Austin, Texas.

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Denny Gholson

Denny Gholson 8 hours ago

Hey Charley, Being Startled is on its way out, Super

Dave Matke

Dave Matke Yesterday

Mostly natural occurrences for me... in addition to the mere fact that we actually exist . Cool speckled background on this one, Charles also the use of crayola ... a very underrated art supply in my book : )

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: We acclimate to a lot of crapola over the course of our lives, Dave. I do wish I could be around when extraterrestrials make first contact. There would be total social chaos and jumping off buildings. I switched to the gray Crayola Twistable after you're asking about fixatives for the charcoal pencil. I figure the Crayola would stay in place better. :)