Quincy1537's Comments (29)

I'm thinking this is a self-portrait? The bangs gave it away. Your expression is very friendly & I like the Steamboat t-shirt. Keep up with your artwork, Quincy. You are a talented artist!

Quincy, Did you enjoy working with the yarn, beads & feathers? Your creation looks like a Native American dream-catcher. The face looks as though it should be saying, "Oh?". Very fun!

Quincy, May I come to your party?! Your design is great! I like the ways your shapes come together & work with one another!

Wow, Quincy, your colors are wonderful! Hot colors for the sun, cool colors for the mountains & a family of green for the rolling fields. This should be on a poster!

What cool colors (literally!). And, what a sweet face this girl has. Kinda like your's, Q.

Quincy, I like your circle composition! You've created the feeling of motion (rotation). Have fun with your art this school year. I'm looking forward to seeing what you create!

Quincy, very, very cool artwork! Actually, it is literally "cool" with your shades of blue & green.

Quincy, Your rolling ground is similar to the American flag you did last year. Your certainly have the method for creating a rolling foreground & background. Very nice!

I like the variety of patterns on your feather/leaf. The blue tip is especially pretty!

Dreaming of pickles? As always, your artwork is fun, Q!

Quincy, I must have missed the bubbles. Or, maybe it was just posted? I like the way you made the bubbles look so light, as though they're floating in the air. Pastels again?

Quincy, this is so nicely done! You did a good job on the flowers with all their petals. And, I like the way you used strokes of white at the top of the heart to look like reflections of light. The orange background really makes the flowers "pop"!

Quincy, I like your lighthouse on the edge of the cliff above the ocean! Did you use pastels on black paper & did you enjoy using them? I hope you get a chance to use them again. They give your artwork a very different look. The colors are so vivid!

Wow, Quincy! This is terrific! I love the folds in your flag and the stars truly look as though they are on on your flag. Good work!

Quincy, I love your recent artwork of the very cool, patterned cats! That pattern adds a lot of interest!

Quincy, this is a very "sweet" creation! Both your subject's expression & the candy pieces floating around her are just that, "sweet"!

Quincy, I love your patterns with the boldest being the center of focus. What a beautiful pumpkin!

I see your humor, again, Quincy! This dog is definitely giving a good shake to shed the water. You're a very expressive artist!

Quincy, this artwork would make a great logo for a club. It's just right for t-shirts & arm patches. Did you create this with just markers?

I see your sense of humor here, Quincy!

Did you enjoy painting with watercolors, Quincy? I love the way they bleed into one another and create a deeper shade. Nice job!

Quincy, this is the first I've seen this artwork. Your subject is very funny. Did she lose a mitten? Were you using pastels? Great Nana loved to work in pastels.

Love your purples & blues! Your daddy will love this penguin!

Quincy, I love this artwork! Is it a collage? Did you cut the trees from different papers? You created nice "depth" by making the trees in the background smaller. Good work, Artist Q!

Wow, Quincy! Once again, you created something so fun! Love the pumpkins against that background. Good contrast!

Your bold, bare Fall trees and their reflections in the water are wonderful, Quincy! Did you use a variety of mediums (water color & pastels)? Beautiful!

Once again, Quincy, an amazing piece of artwork! Your choice of background colors, the stem & flowerhead details and especially the way you make the sunflower head seem to glow with your oranges & yellows. When you look at something and put it down on paper, you truly create art. I can't wait to see more!

Great work, Q! I love your attention to detail. You did an excellent job with the assignment of a monochromatic self-portrait. The orange is beautiful!

Wow, Quincy! This self-portrait is wonderful! Picasso would have loved this too!