Beckett186's Comments (22)

I love the paint colors here and the line dividing each one. Each is so unique!

I love the size of this mask! And you did great detail work on it!

The blue you used is wonderfully rich! It really stands out on the page!

I love the color here! Nice and bright!

Yeah!! Close game!!

One of my favorite shapes!! I like the layering here as well!

I love the green you used! And I really like the shapes you cut out and your use of space. We’ll done!

Erin go Bragh! "Tough Irish," shamrocks, Southie, are some of the images called up by this fun, creative work of art. The facial expressions are boffo! But, wait! The noses! Could it be that the artist was inspired by....his grandfather? We'll leave the answer for the history books. In any event, bravo, well-done!

Bravo, to the artist. This fun work sent me instantly back to the days of my childhood and visions of Heckle and Jeckle and Donald Duck's Siberian Grufflecrow. Keep up the good work!

This fun romp with shapes and colors is, to me, like a yellow riff on "Blue Man Group," with the artist peeking around the corner of the paper to watch the delighted look on the viewer's face while he or she enjoys this fun project.

This cool art work reminds me of the Lascaux cave paintings with a splash of Walt Disney in the whimsical face of a kindly bull. Ole!

This art sent me on a fun romp through the drawers of my chest of memories: A first glance brought a WWII P-38 to mind, with its twin props and single tail piece. A second took me back to the middle ages and the framework of a castle guard house, with twin towers and an entrance way over a moat. A third took me to Fort Frederick, Maryland and its reconstruction by FDR's Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in the 1930s. Thank you for tickling my memory.

The strong, yet sensitive work takes my memory back to 1972, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. My wife designed a circle of varicolored palms set against a green background on a large "tapete." Then she, and I as well, rug-stitched a finished product and later hung it behind our bed in Ramstein Germany in 1978. Thank you for bringing back those pleasant memories.

As soon as I saw this creative art, I felt a wave of peace and tranquility sweep over me. Even as I write this, I find myself gazing sidelong at it and feeling the same sense of relaxation. It's as though an abstract artist were riffing on "Blue Boy." Keep up the good work!

This frankly called to mind a large ceramic pineapple, bought by my mother-in-law in the 1950s, Later, it was given to my wife. For many years, it graced mantels, hearths and special places in our homes. Thank you for a pleasant trip down memory lane.

I love this work! It reminds me of Mertzbau and Kurt Schwitters and his work with found objects. You have shown your creative bent here and it's a fun work of art at which to gaze. Keep up the good work.

Love the colors you chose. Reminds me of a maze filled with fun adventures! Great job!

My first thought when looking at your artwork was, Yves Tanguy and the surrealists. It has a depth of feeling that far surpasses the superficiality of the work and leaves me pondering the brio of Surrealism. Bravo! Keep up the good work. G'dad.

Great job! Love your choice of color! I can hear your lion ROAR!!

The red reminds me of Dinosaur teeth. Yellow reminds me of dandelions. Orange of the sunset. Green is your favorite color and could be dinosaur scales. Blue the waves of the ocean. And last the purple reminds me of the mountains. Its all in what each person sees. Good job! LOVE, Gram & Pops

love the colors and dimensions you used. Reminds me of a beautiful rainbow! Great job! Gram & Pops

you are so creative! Beautiful colors! What magnificent artwork!! Love It !! Gram & Pops (G&P)