Kathryn, I enjoy this bird's eye view of your homework setting with notebook, papers, a snack plate, mug, and tissues. Oh, and playing cards! How nice to have a sofa and pillow for stretching out to rest a bit between assignments. You've composed an intriguing setting and photograph. Congratulations! -- Mummum
- on April 10, 2019
I like the photo! Cool perspective and angle... where are you in that shot? Is that Sunday River? Do you have the one of Liz in the hall way with her floating head? -- Amy
- on March 18, 2019
Kathryn, this portrait is expressive and alive with feeling. I sense the boy’s sincerity and thoughtful concern and attention to the people and circumstances in his life. Very well done! Mummum -- Alice
- on January 25, 2019
Kathryn, we continue to be amazed by your artistry and portayal of not only the appearance of your subject, but also the personality of the person, animal, place or activity. This dog appears to be not only handsome but also alert, sensitive, and wise. Please continue to express yourself through art and share your works with us! Love, Mummum and Pop -- Mummum
- on June 13, 2018
Oh, Kathryn, your great-grandfather Kern would be thrilled to wear a tee shirt bearing your artwork, especially this plea for someone "to go polish the stars!" The message is both clearly and creatively presented in your work. You're a star! -- Alice
- on June 18, 2017
I love this piece! I like how you carefully chose your lettering style for emphasis on some of the words, and the poem fits in the Star except the direct order for action: "to go polish the stars!!" -- Amy
- on June 12, 2017
Ah, Kathryn, your painting is inspiring and relaxing with the detail of the flower and the majesty of the mountainside. Well done! -- Mummum
- on May 24, 2017
Kathryn, your art is both appealing and informative. Within the spring-green hopeful color, your important message is clear. -- Mummum
- on March 8, 2017
Kathryn - this is great! and timely... makes me think of the monkeys we might see on our excursion in the nature preserve in Honduras!! -- Mom
- on February 1, 2017
Kathryn's artwork is fresh, intriguing, and bright - perfect for the "Joy" ornament! -- Mummum
- on December 21, 2016
Kathryn, I can't believe this was one of your first attempts with surrealism. The movement in this picture is awesome! And the truck licking the girls feet (while gross!) is convincing! I love your choice of nail polish for the tongue. Keep creating! Keeping expressing yourself! -- Amy
