Your shading is getting better- I sense the 3-D effect of the spheres. Fun! -- Nina
- on March 20, 2019
The glow of hearts and life The steady melding of cold into families The strong but fluid catalyst of the viewer the artist light -- Sharon
- on March 20, 2019
I love the bold lines and style and I definitely can see you in that self-portrait !! -- Nina
- on March 12, 2019
I like the lines and bold color choices! -- Nina
- on December 26, 2018
It looks like a windy day or maybe a hurricane? I see the movement of the trees! -- Nina
- on December 26, 2018
It looks stormy on your landscape ! -- Nina
- on December 26, 2018
This is really colorful and fun- I love the bold lines- almost Picasso-esque. The specks of color are a nice added touch too! -- Nina
- on December 26, 2018
If you have the imagination and the will to creating any shape or picture in any medium, then you can create in any medium - drawing, painting, carving, sculpturing or throwing clay. Mixing color with black and white is one way. But, you may want to try all the creative approaches. Try all in black ink, all in colors of ink, mix paint and ink, get some modeling clay that can be formed and then fired in you kitchen oven. Next time you are here I can show you how to carve wood. In any "art" the important thing is learning how to use each of the tools whether it is paper, canvas, paints, crayons, pencils, clay, wood, stone, brushes, knives, pencils and most of all your hands. I have an artist paint board and some brushes you can have -- Bill
- on November 28, 2018
I like how you did the creature in black and white detail with the background in bold color. It makes it pop! -- Nina
- on November 13, 2018
I like the musical notes in the middle with the sun rays coming from it- music can light the world! It's cool how you put our new house and some art brushes in there too :) -- Nina
- on November 7, 2018
Good job on both the design and the use of colors. Good balance of light and darker colors. Really like the dark and solid blue beyond just "shading." When I was in the 5th grade, I made a life size Santa Clause. I made the red so solid and dark that I used all the reds in eight boxes of crayons. And most of the whites and blacks. -- Bill
