Open Receivers

Eyes are natural receivers of stimuli sent directly to the brain via the optic nerve. I think most of us know that. One of several receivers. Others are mouth, ears, the skin's ability to sense touch, the ability to sense vibration. No one seems to emphasize that last one. Maybe it is a blending of two I've already mentioned, touch and hearing. As I think I have noted before, any receiver's input is only as good as the central processing unit's ability to properly analyze what is received. This is a 6 by 4.25 inches gel pen drawing on medium bond acid-free paper. It is another example of Original Jones Art's brain's ability to synthesize stimuli, interpret it and re-transmit it somewhat like an electroencephalogram here in northwest Austin, Texas.