I love all your artwork Stella! This is on of my favorites.
Posted 1 year ago by Rob
Stella, I think each new piece you create is my new favorite work of art. You’re my inspiration, thank you for sharing your talent and creativity.
Posted 2 years ago by Samantha (Mother)
I'm blown away! Falling leaves, blue sky, green vegetation. This artwork could easily be used as the cover illustration for a book (Whitman's "Leaves of Grass") or song ("Blowin' in the Wind," "The Falling Leaves" drift by my window . . .). What are the media? What are the dimensions?
Posted 3 years ago by Dawn
Stella's piece here is inspired by the art of Yayoi Kusama, who is renowned for her dotted objects, including living trees. This artwork of Stella's, and Stella is a young fifth grader, incorporates Kusama-like dots into a seemingly weightless sphere and could easily sit alongside the mature artist's corpus. Since this piece is papier-mâché, it is probably about three inches in diameter. But this dimension is only a guess. What are the dimensions? I hope there's an art exhibition.
Posted 3 years ago by Dawn
The symmetry takes a moment to notice; it's very well done.
Posted 3 years ago by Dawn
The colorful shapes floating on the pink picture plane reveal a capriciousness inherent in the artist. She has portrayed a dance performed by animals, leaves, hearts, and pizza. Do some participants want to leave the dance or enter it as they approach the perimeter?
Posted 3 years ago by Dawn
Stella has grasped the implied form of the pumpkin by bending the object's shape to conform with the perspective from which she viewed it. Is the light source in the back upper left of the picture plane?
Posted 3 years ago by Dawn
Suggestive of Kenneth Noland's "targets," Stella's piece exhibits a mature grasp of color combinations and a mastery of the freehand circle.
Posted 3 years ago by Dawn
This impressive work of art shows maturity, expert use of materials, intricate composition, and unique structure.
