Hi Hadley, These dolphins are so you! They look like a pair of very happy dolphins, such pretty colors of blue. You are so lucky to have such a great art program at your school. Love, Nana -- Nana
- on March 1, 2017
My Dear Hadley, your work of art reminds me of the glorious sunsets we enjoy together at the lake house. Thank you for this gorgeous piece! -- Mimi
- on January 25, 2017
Beautiful art work my sweet Hadley. -- Ken
- on January 25, 2017
Love love love this one!!! I love geometrics. Like your choice of of using black and white, it really emphasizes the shapes. Art is so much fun! -- Nana
- on December 20, 2016
Love your fruit bouquet, especially the cherry on top! Green is one of my favorite colors, so really enjoy the use of all the different shades. -- Nana
- on December 16, 2016
Love this painting Hadley. Nana saw the original Mona Lisa at the world famous Louve Museum in Paris. I was surprised to find out it was a very small painting. -- Nana
- on December 7, 2016
Hadley, This is such a fun and creative twist on the Mona Lisa! You truly are a talented artist! Thank you, my love, for sharing your artwork with me. -- Mimi
- on November 29, 2016
Hadley, your picture is absolutely beautiful. You are so talented and creative. -- Dad
- on October 11, 2016
I don't know how you have such an eye for art, but I am thankful that I get to watch you create beautiful pictures. Your favorite colors look great together around the vase. I love you sweet Hadley. -- Brett
- on October 5, 2016
You did a beautiful job. I love the sun flowers. A artist in the making. -- Ken
- on October 5, 2016
Hadley, your sunflowers have brightened my day! The beauty in your artwork reminds me of spring time, and the gift of creativity with which the Lord has blessed you! -- Mimi
- on October 5, 2016
I love this picture you drew, and I love that you are able to share it in this way! Papa Kevin and I went to the Van Gogh museum in Amsterdam which is in The Netherlands. We had to wait two hours in very cold damp weather to get enter. It is a very popular museum. Did you know that Van Gogh painted 3 or 4 similar sunflower pictures? Many times his sunflower pictures and other paintings are on loan to art museums around the world, like Philbrook for example. The word sunflower in Italian is girasole, which is the word for gyroscope. A gyroscope turns in a circle. The face of the sunflower turns as the sun moves its position in the sky. So like a gyroscope (girosole) the sunflower turns in a circle so it's face will always have the sun shining on it, hence the reason they are called sunflowers! You would never want to plant them in the shade!?????????? -- Nana
