Andrea9979's Comments (73)

This looks like a delicious grapefruit. I would sprinkle a little sugar on it and eat every bite of it. Very nice. Love you. Pawpaw

This is a lovely Rainbow Lorikeet. Is it the national bird of Midtown Atlanta? I think I saw one once at 10th street and Piedmont Avenue. Beautiful!!! Love you

"I know a place where no one's lost, I know a place where no one cries. Crying at all is not allowed, not in my castle on a cloud." Love you

Is this an Africanized Killer Bee? By the size of his stinger and the smirk on his face, I would think so. Based on the particulate matter floating around him, I suspect he is pollenating. Thanks Mr. Bee for spreading the pollen around. Love you

I have studied this rendering very closely. My initial reaction is your "tiger" is somewhat apocalyptic. I see the "mark" 333 across his face. Granted, it's not 666, but it's halfway there. Is this a portent of things to come? His eyes are very mesmerizing. I might take this prophetic warning more seriously if he did not have such a pronounced milk mustache. Alas, Babylon. Love you

What a pretty bumble bee! When I was a little girl, I stuck my nose into a pretty flower to smell it and guess what was in that flower? A bumble bee! Yes, it did sting me on my nose! I learned to look first, then smell!

This is a most lovely snail. Is her name Abigail? Abigail Snail. Pretty name. I love the curls on her antennae. Her thick eyelashes are also very becoming. Her nautilus shell gives me a bit of vertigo. I hope she is careful to avoid salt! Love you.

Hmmm. Is this the Easter bunny or the White Rabbit? Some advice from your old Pawpaw: Don't go chasing white rabbits. He may lead you down a rabbit hole where you'll meet a creepy caterpillar and grow 10 feet tall. Just ask Alice! Love you. Pawpaw

I love the rainbow hearts. I also appreciate the regimental order in which they are displayed. Two of the hearts immediately catch my eye; the American flag heart and the purple heart (bottom row/middle). The patriotic theme is inspiring. It appears that the purple heart has been injured in battle which is quite fitting given its color. I wonder what happened to it? Well, I guess Pat Benatar said it best; "Love is a battlefield." Love you

These are beautiful rainbow hearts. I especially like the American flag heart. Very patriotic indeed. Looks like the middle heart on the bottom row was injured in battle. Fitting that it should be a purple heart. Your astuteness is very keen. Love you

This sleek cardinal appears to be on an important mission! I guess his streaking through the air requires the goggles; or are they headphones? Is he guarding the birdhouse from pesky finches and titmouses? The cardinals on my birdfeeder are all fat and lethargic. Maybe I should limit their seeds. Love you

This is a lovely little chickadee. The worm she ingested is very colorful. I did not realize that chickadees liked Haribo. Thanks for adding this to my fund of knowledge. Love you.

This is a lovely rainbow heart. I hope the yellow spot hovering above the heart is not a wad of cholesterol. I saw a rainbow like this once when I crossed the street at 10th Street and Piedmont Avenue in Atlanta. Rainbows are so peaceful and reassuring. Love you!

This is a lovely walrus. She has beautiful thick eyelashes. She certainly has impressive tusks. Kinda reminds me of a psychedelic Beatles song; "I Am The Walrus." Goo goo g'goob! Love you.

Your imagination, at times, strikes me as a bit devious. I see that Mr. Bat has flown into some electrical wires giving him an orangish aura. Like Moe, from your previous pumpkin offering, Mr. Bat is able to look in multiple directions simultaneously. I guess that dispels the long-held idiom, "blind as a bat." Thanks for clearing this up. Love you

I love the red house. The color tells me that you prefer classic designs. The purple door signifies royalty and sophistication. This lovely cozy house certainly bears your characteristics. The tree trunks appear abnormally large however. They must be very stout and durable. A few of the snowflakes are pretty large. I hope they are not giant hail stones. Ouch! Love you.

This offering is a bit perplexing. I am not sure if Mr. Reindeer is asleep or otherwise "incapacitated." The patch of piebald on the left side is concerning. Are the red spots visions of sugar plums dancing or indicative of something more sinister? Closed eyes and protruding tongue gives me pause. Your artistic vision never fails to fascinate. Oh well, Merry Christmas. Love you

I love, love, love that reindeer with the holly around him! What a good job! You can tell that he is excited for Christmas to come.

By the look of the smart fedora atop his pillowy head, I presume this scarecrow is in an "Indiana" cornfield. Apparently something sinister is approaching from the left; perhaps a pesky crow or a dark-eyed junco. Ole "Indiana Scarecrow" should take his whip to them. It's a good thing that our faces do not have to be stitched, otherwise we would lack symmetry. Love you

Wow! That is some turkey! I hope he doesn't become someone's Thanksgiving dinner. He looks so nice that I bet he didn't become that!

This turkey looks scared. His eyes tell me he sees an approaching baking dish. The drumsticks appear a bit wanting, unlike the turkey leg I had at the renaissance festival. Love the snood. Love you!

I have seen the movies "Frankenstein" and the "Bride of Frankenstein." I have been waiting for the sequel, "Spawn of Frankenstein." Thank you for making this long awaited phenomena a reality. Love you

Hmmm. Very interesting. Are these three distant cousins of Wynken, Blynken and Nod? I would name them Larry, Curley and Moe. Larry should probably have those cutaneous horns looked at. Is Curley suffering from thyroid eye disease? Also, why is Moe's mouth taped shut? His eyes are able to look up and down simultaneously...what a gift. Love you

This is a very nice abstract bear. Your imagination is very colorful. My elementary understanding of the concept of "abstract" tells me that this bear does not necessarily portray an actual bear in reality. I concur with the exception of the heavy peanut butter smear on his left cheek. Love you

This offering is very intriguing. I'm curious; is this your interpretation of Rodrigue's loup-garou? I'm leaning more toward Huckleberry Hound. Love it! Love you!!!

I love that pink pig! You have the perfect shape, and any pig would be proud to have that nose to root around with!

A pink pig. How nice. Every Christmas, when I was a kid we went to ride the pink pig at the old Rich's department store in Atlanta. It was the highlight of Christmas. The pink pig was a rickety old miniature train that ran around a feeble Christmas tree on the roof of Rich's. The train engine was, of course, a pink pig. Is your pig standing on hot coals? If so, it won't be long before we have barbeque. Do you prefer chopped or pulled? Yum!! Love you

You must have had deep inspiration having seen the original in New York; or was your inspiration Jimi Hendrix? The "purple haze" makes me think it was Jimi. Your interpretation is profound and thought provoking. Love you

Mr. Pigeon is very well camouflaged. I love the psychedelic background. Very 60s. That left eye is huge. His eyesight must be very keen. Nothing will sneak up on us from the left, that's for sure. Query: What is the yellow thing on top of his head? Perhaps he just had a "bright" idea like...driving the bus? Love you

I would have to say that Mr. Lion here has an overabundance of bilirubin or perhaps quite jealous over his rival. However, I am most curious about the two front teeth. My guess is that he got his Christmas wish. Love you

I think Mr. Picasso would be quite pleased with this offering. Is this style analytical or synthetic cubism? I encourage you to continue your perfection of cubism as it will likely assist you in geometry class down the road. Love you

I see that the title of this work is "Mouse Paint." I might have titled it something else. I wonder where these mice are going? I notice that two of them have red spots on their backs. The result of a cosmetics lab experiment, perhaps? I also notice that they are flying the Colombian flag. Hopefully they are not part of a mouse cartel. Love you

Very excellent likeness of a bunny I once had; however, I cannot remember his name. He and I never really bonded. I love the trident whiskers. They give him a bit of a mythological aura. He appears to be rather apathetic about something. Maybe he's sick of coloring and hiding eggs in the grass and shrubs. Love you!

This is a lovely ladybug. Are you a hopeful Phi Mu legacy? From what I have seen thus far, you will fit right in! Considering the Phi Mu coat of arms, I think two ladybugs holding the shield is much better than two mangy lions with their tongues sticking out. Maybe the motto should be: "Coccinellidae Dominatus Aeternum." Maybe when you become president of Alpha Delta, you can get that changed. Love you

The water must be cold where he lives since his ears have turned purple. She has beautiful eyelashes. Is she holding a baby otter? I did not know that otters were so sweet and loving; unless you are a crayfish. Yum, crawfish etouffee. Love you

Nice robot! Is she standing on an amethyst stalagmite? Love the A-line skirt; very posh. The antennae coming from her ears is interesting. Given the accordion structure, I presume they are retractable. Her pronounced malocclusion could stand some orthodontia. Did Henry give you guidance on this project? Love you.

Andi, that heart is very pretty! You did so well with the background color and the shape! Keep drawing.

This is a most beautiful heart; almost as beautiful as yours. Love you. Pawpaw

“Et tu Brute”. Beware the ides of December!

“Et tu Brute”. Beware the ides of December!

“Et tu Brute”. Beware the ides of December!

This turkey has a sad look about him. I guess he dreads this time of year worrying if he's going to be the centerpiece of my Thanksgiving table. Yum! Love you

Owls are known for their keen eyesight. I can see by the enlarged pupils that this wise owl has super keen eyesight. Is he hiding? I can only see half of his face. Maybe he's hiding waiting to catch that annoying squirrel lurking about my bird feeder. I'm rooting for Mr. Owl. Love you

Your interpretation of "Noah's Ark" is interesting. The moon has a spooky halo. The Wizard of Oz monkeys brings a certain macabre aspect to the piece. Biblical history and modern fantasy melded together. Your fusion of genres is genius. Love you

This police officer looks a bit harried. His eyes have an alarming appearance. Is a semi-truck racing toward him? He reminds me of when I had to direct traffic at Tara Boulevard and Mt. Zion Road when I was a police officer. I often had the same look on my face. Is that duck J-walking? Love you

This is a very handsome poltergeist. His expression appears a bit indecisive as if he is contemplating scaring me. What is his name? His fixed stare tells me his name is not Casper. Love you

This is certainly an uncanny likeness!! From where did you sustain that severe hematoma above your left eye? It would seem that some retribution is in order. Love you.

This poor insect appears to have been stepped on. Unfortunate. Are those carrion lady bugs circling their manna? Love you!

I must say that this is a handsome Lepidoptera larvae; however, he seems to be missing half of his normal compound eyes. I wonder if this causes him to walk incircles? His antennae are a beautiful hue of periwinkle. As such, I suppose he derives much needed tranquility from constant aroma therapy, reveling in the scent of lavender? How peaceful. Love you NEW comment from Paw Paw on March 28 about Andrea's artwork

I may be mistaken, but is the snorkel supposed to go in the mouth rather than the nose? The four pupils are mezmerizing. Perhaps I just don't understand the mind of a great artist. Love you

Interesting adaptation of the common smiley face! At first glance he appears to have a bit of a sneer. His eyes are somewhat askance. Is he wearing a monocle? Also, the substance oozing from his mouth tells me he likes ranch dressing. Love you

This is perhaps the most interesting cycloptic blue fungus beetle I have ever seen. Your attention to detail is impressive. Love you

Poor Princess Leia. I had no idea she suffered from sleep apnea. I see she is using her CPAP machine. That left eye is concerning. Does she also suffer from proptosis? Perhaps a bolus of Tepezza in her CPAP may be in order? Love you

Hmmm; not quite sure what to make of this. Did it slip in the snow and hurt its head? Is it laying in the snow or on a gurney? Is that an ice-pack on its head or maybe a colorful beanie? I suppose being swaddled in a colorful blanket helps it to keep warm? It's smiling, so that is a good sign. Love you!!

I have not seen too many red-nosed reindeer before but I have seen several red-nosed holiday revelers who had a bit too much "cheer." Ole Rudolph here doesn't look too cheerful. I guess he's dreading pulling the fat man in the sleigh all over the world. Love you

I can tell that Rudolph is ready to lead Santa and his sleigh. Great picture!

This is a very handsome cardinal. I see cardinals in my back yard frequently. Is the orange point his beak? And why is he holding a medieval mace? Is he going to battle that pesky crow off of the bird feeder? Love you

Looks like ole grizzly bear got stuck in a bag of charcoal. Is his name B? That's what I would name a bear with no "ears." Love you

This is a beautiful fall tree. Autumn is my favorite season. Love you

He looks like a sneaky bat. I suspect this is a gray bat as opposed to a Rafinesque's long-eared bat. Did he just fly into a wall? Love you

Hi Andi! That is great! I love all the colors you have used and their placement! You have talent! Love you!

Other than a bit of facial asymmetry this is quite a handsome pumpkin! I did not know that pumpkins were so buoyant. Love you

Yikes! That is a scary fox. Looks as though he may be suffering from a case of hypotelorism. That makes him even scarier! Love you

I love your interpretation of "truck pulling plate glass." Is that a pink post-it note stuck on the glass? Love you.

Ole Clifford has been around for a long time. When I was a little boy, Clifford was my favorite!! Maybe your mom and dad can get you a big red dog. Love you

Does this chicken lay green eggs? If so, maybe we can have some green eggs and ham...said Sam-I-Am. Love you.

Love your color choices. I once heard that the job of an artist is always to deepen the mystery. Job well done!

Andi, your works of art remind me a little bit of Van Gough and even more of Pablo Picasso.

When I was a kid we went to ride the “pink pig” every Christmas. Your picture reminds me of those halcyon days of my youth. By the way, which end of the pig am I looking at? Love you

Did you roll around in chocolate? Love you

Wonky Donkey looks a little like Friar Tuck with a covid mask. Love it. You are a great abstract artist. Love you

Ole Pete the Cat looks like he was in the clothes dryer on a 30 minute cycle. Love you.