Answers to am I blue, am I true, am I calling, is it to you?
- Grandpa on April 26, 2023
Nice doodling, Remy!! -- Terri
- on May 1, 2019
I love this, Remy!! -- Terri
- on April 24, 2019
I thinks I've seen the "model" somewhere before....hmmm.. on your dresser?... It's a really neat choice. Would like to see a darker background for application to cups or t--shirts. -- Richard
- on April 24, 2019
Remy! I love the spirit of the dancers that you conveyed...makes me think of you & Movement Arts! Love, Mommy -- Dana
- on April 18, 2019
I love your manipulation of the figures, they seem so lifelike! -- Penny
- on April 17, 2019
I like the new portrait in blue, Remy! -- Terri
- on April 3, 2019
Remy, this is a fascinating exploration of one's emotionality. The colors are intense. What were you feeling as you painted? Is it possible to be sad without anger - or angry without sadness? -- Penny
- on April 3, 2019
Remy, I love your use of color. The balls are so real they look like they are rolling! Penny -- Penny
- on March 27, 2019
This is so beautiful! I LOVE this piece. -- Dana
- on March 13, 2019
Love this too, Remy! -- Terri
- on March 13, 2019
Good job Remy!!! I think you're doing great for having just started art classes!!! I hope you are enjoying it!! -- terri
- on March 6, 2019
Lovely!! -- Terri
- on February 27, 2019
So sweet, Remy!! -- Terri
- on February 27, 2019
Remy!! You are a natural! Keep up the good work! Art is a lifelong friend!!! -- Terri
- on February 27, 2019
Your artwork is amazing....You put a lot of time and detail into it, and it shows! I love it, keep up the beautiful Art! -- Mommy!
- on February 6, 2019
Remy - I LOVE all of your art! Keep up the good work. -- Dad
- on February 4, 2019
Remy, "Canadian Spring" is beautiful -- and very reminiscent of areas in Canada in which your Grandpa and I have traveled!! Does it remind you of places in and around Banff? -- Penny
- on December 27, 2018
This artwork is really good! I love the contrast between the black and the different shades of blue. I also love the colors of blue you chose and how they gradually get lighter/darker. Great job Remy!! -- Kaylin
- on December 6, 2018
A sparing retro-look at the beginnings of French impressionism. Monet, the gardener, would have saturated this subject with thousands of pointillist dots but here instead the artist conveys an impression by drawing the observer in, rather than pushing out in all directions. The addition of the cupped hand as vase above the canvas introduces an aspirational human layer. Altogether a new take on the whimsical garden! -- Grampy
