Meredith2644's Comments (57)

Psychedelic!

The sadness of autumn, but beautiful collage piece.

I love the use of white in this piece. I wish I could be there.

Excellent use of the medium. It's a fortune cookie, right?

Very nice technique, but this one requires some explanation.

Very Nice!

Wow, this is really good! You have come along way as an artist! The use of the paints and colors show a real understanding of your technique! Well done, I am proud of you!

Very nice landscape and textures. I think you did an excellent job on the water, which I agree is always a difficult subject. The 2 little creatures are surprising additions.

“Row, row, row your boat gently down the stream. Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, life is but a dream.”

A truism.

Reminiscent of seashell contours

Only my eyes are left for facial expressions now.

Color wheel doughnut

A study of shades

Meredith’s hieroglyphics

Scarlet emergence

Dental prize for sitting in the chair

Perfectly shaded ball in motion

A large, dimensional block letter

A medley of square designs

Rolling into the light

A spherical color wheel ball with shadow

A spool of silver thread

A flowering pineapple?

Reaching for survival.

Delicate, muted coloration and so inviting! ??

A celebration of lights and colors ??

Your loyal fan club! ????

Hey yourself! ??

Ready to study right there. Very fine texture!

Powerful imaginative image!

Light, bright and happy country quilt style

I love the use of color, especially in the sky behind the ship. I also love how the ship seems to be coming towards us, and fades from B&W to color closer to us, as if to say the future is coming to pick you up.

This image looks to be a cartoon character. I am completely out of touch with the current ones. It would be nice to see Meredith’s commentary and something about what medium was used.

Soft and muted color tones, nice mood

You’ve got a good model there, nice study of whites, grays and black

Wonderful technique, excellent control of the media, lovely textures, exhibits great care and patience

Hi there! Lots of fun!

Clean, crisp, well defined blues. I think this is one of my favorites!

The effect of pointillism always fascinated me. Pen and ink was one of my favorite media. It is fun to do, isn’t it?

An armored super heroine for inspiration, very nice. I particularly like the highlighting, which gives her dimension.

Cool this looks like a crystal forest, or a forest made of glass.

Self portrait??

Nice use of shadowing, and color. Clearly the two are about to exchange a secret. I wonder what that secret is.

This is so surreal! It looks like the wormhole from Deep Space 9 is above an octopus!

It looks like your TV is broken!

Meredith has learned a lot about art this year. The tower details lines are not over-done, less is more technique. The lighting is enhanced with digital effects. Maybe this piece needs more shadowing, which would help give it depth and push the foreground, separating the tower from the dragon, in space. I love the story of the picture, and the subject matter.

A yes. A nice composition. Little girl sitting on a bench, watching the moon come up, while loaves of bread float past in the sky. Mmm. Bread.

Aww, you still have Lil' Lamb!! How Cute. It looks sad.

Look out! It's an orange traffic cone hiding in the grass, trying to sneak up on you!

Skye sure does look comfortable, wrapped up in your blankets like that. It's amazing how you get both cats to relax when they are with you.

The figure seems to be homo-felinium, or in the vulgar, a "cat person". The ears are a little mis-placed. Otherwise, the head and body seem to be correctly proportioned. Either inspired by the anime' or Josie and the Pussy-cats.

An eclectic collection of objects. There doesn't seem to be a singular theme. The composition is, however, well thought out.

Great use of shading! I would absolutely walk my alligator through here.

Cool! What a graffiti artist! This has got some serious street cred!

A self portrait is one of the hardest pieces of art to create. Good job!

Snail looking surprised is a masterwork. Truly the artist is expressing herself and her pace in life through the snail, as she becomes the snail. Or has the snail, always been her?