Orthodox and unorthodox shapes are arranged in kaleidoscopic presentation that offer imaginary brain triggers to viewers. This experience enables contemplation of everything from the shapes of nation states to primitive obsidian, chert, flint arrow heads and scrapers. The right sided two corner limited placement of 5 dark green shapes conveys border symmetrical absence and a high likely hood of no borders whatsoever. Great work again on this one Henry! Stay after it!!!
- Edwin on May 6, 2020
Monet would be jealous! Xoxo
- Brittny on May 6, 2020
Love it! Frame-worthy!!!!
- Brittny on May 6, 2020
Great use of color!!
- Brittny on May 6, 2020
Very cool
- Brittny on May 6, 2020
I love this Henry! Definitely a keeper <3
- Brittny on May 6, 2020
Henry - you really went to the dogs on this one! Can't help but think about Rosie. Contorted dog legs convey excitement about an imaginary bone. Limited green grass and the single tulip may well be in harm's way as a result. You topped it all off with an ocean like sky - GREAT idea. You have a powerful mind and uniquely creative imagination! Keep on creating...
- Edwin on May 6, 2020
Dear Henry. I love all your artwork and love the way you drew this dog jumping. Keep up the good work. Love Grandma Justine
- Grandma Justine on May 6, 2020
Henry - You continue to effectively pair attractive color contrasts. This time you nailed a seasonal transition that many people contemplate during winter months, bridging cold days to warmer times using white floral imagery and early buds of spring your canvass encourages the observer to anticipate new growth and life on the horizon. This artwork effort has been well worth the wait! Keep of the good work! Grandpa
- Edwin on January 29, 2020
Dear Henry - You have a real gift at art. Your creation for Matisse's Apples on a Plate Still Life Project captures striking color contrasts brought to life with your choice of wave like dimensional background. Additionally, the red orange colored apples nested upon the blue plate commands focus. GREAT WORK HENRY!!!
- Edwin on December 9, 2019
Henry, I love the way you used your color palette in this art. what a wonderful artist you are becoming. I am so proud of you. I love you Henry James......Love, Geezy
- Geezy on December 9, 2019
Henry - You've got a great eye for attractive color contrasts and you successfully captured them within nonuniform shapes. Knowingly or not you grouped the shapes on what I perceive as an event horizon of symmetry. I am very impressed with your 11923 art work and look forward to viewing your next creation. Keep of the good work! Grandpa
