Cassidy5608's Comments (17)

BROWN - what a clever and unusual choice! l love it. You are really getting good with your ideas, darling. I do hope you get great enjoyment out of doing this art. I keep meaning to do some more art, but don't seem to get round to it. Grandma with much love. xxx

In the vibrant and whimsical underwater realm of Bikini Bottom, where creatures of the sea frolic and dwell, one culinary gem stands as a beacon of excellence: Mr. Crab's Restaurant. Nestled among the coral reefs and dancing kelp forests, this gastronomic oasis captures the essence of maritime charm while tantalizing the taste buds with an array of delectable delights.

In a serendipitous twist of fate, behold the transcendental marvel that is the Cardboard Ping Pong Table. Where once we reveled in the whimsical embrace of paper mache, we now find ourselves transported to a realm where the tangible meets the ephemeral, where the ethereal takes shape in the form of corrugated cardboard. This unexpected metamorphosis invites us to reevaluate our preconceived notions and embark on a journey of discovery through the uncharted territories of artistic ingenuity. Within the humble constraints of cardboard, we encounter an astonishing confluence of sustainability and creativity. This versatile medium, often overlooked in the realm of high art, is a canvas for innovation and an ode to environmental consciousness. The cardboard's tactile embrace, with its rough yet surprisingly resilient surface, invites us to engage with the material, to appreciate its organic qualities, and to contemplate the delicate balance between strength and vulnerability. The cardboard ping pong table challenges the very fabric of traditional design, daring to forge new pathways where others see limitations. Its minimalist aesthetic, stripped of unnecessary adornments, embraces the purity of form and function, rendering the table a masterpiece of understated elegance. With clean lines and symmetrical precision, it celebrates the harmony of simplicity, allowing the players to immerse themselves fully in the purity of the game.

Fabulous turtle! Can he/she play basketball though? Perhaps there could be enough to make a team! Loads of love, Grandma xx

A sound, architectural wonder! Rigid steps, platform and roof, which would easily pass Town inspections to grant a CO. Clearly a winter, ski home which is almost certainly resplendent in a warm, glowing fireplace (despite the lack of an obvious chimney or venting method). I can picture a young child, bundled up to brave the elements, eagerly descending the steps to swing to their heart's content! The icicles add a nice touch...

Once again, simply delightful! The expression on this beloved reptile's face exudes confidence and happiness, as if a kind of peaceful solitude has washed over him like a warm ocean wave. His wry smile is a joy to behold! Wonderful work, Cassidy - keep at it...

It ain't easy being green. It's harder when you are awash with autumnal colors. The expression on Kermit"s face is wry with a hint of existential pain coming from the inner turmoil of the transition from summer into fall. The birth of a new season is prevalent in his eyes... The innocence of this piece echoes the rise of moral turpitude represented by the subtle waves of dying leaves. Amazing...

The depth of this piece is astounding. So many layers, continually drawing the viewer in deeper and deeper through levels of purple, blue and hints of aquamarine until we arrive at the bubble letters - ironically colored the color of bubble gum! The careful planning, design and execution of this piece is a wonder to behold.

This is a very deep piece of work. The flames clearly represent the chick's anger at losing an eye. The waves denote frustration at the lack of vision all the while still seeing the missing eye in the reflection. While the coral represents an awakening and eventual acceptance, leading to the flames once again bringing forth a phoenix-type emotion of re-birth. Thrilling and haunting all at once. I am astounded by your continual artistry and perception.

This is great! The duck's posture & expression reminds me of art typically seen in Renaissance work from the late 1400's. Bravo!

Awesome! Love it!

Wow Cass that’s brilliant. It reminds me of the aquarium tunnel in the Bahamas we went to when you were little. Do you remember?

Hey Cassidy, thanks for your e-mail and I wonder why your new art work is a 15? Only 2 months to go until you are a mid-teenager! Can't believe it. Very good drawing, darling, excellent lines and curves! Keep it up and look forward to seeing the next one. Must do some myself soon. Clouds and trees are my next attempt. Loads of love, Grandma x

Perfect!

Simply wonderful. The use of black and white speaks to contemporary themes in 2020's fragmented dichotomy. A veritable visual cacophony of shapes makes this a timeless masterpiece. Bravo!

Wow Cassidy. You've put a lot of thought and hard work into this - well done indeed. Much love Grandpa

Very unique piece of art Cass. Like what you have done there. 2 Thumbs up!!!! :0)