Addy1401's Comments (53)

A beautiful still life of a pot of flowers. I especially love the texture on the table, almost like the paper was fighting back, or that's how it wanted to dry, whatever it may be it looks cool.

Now I have to see what HER font would look like because you can do that with her handwriting. You print out a paper from a website and she writes the letters and you can turn it into a font on Google, adobe, Microsoft, etc.

The details on the animals are cute and almost mutilated. She somehow knew of and emulated the double highlight technique in the sheep's eyes which creates a cute glossy effect. I wonder if these were done by memory or with reference because it's impressive that most of it was memory. Even if it was through reference, the detail on their feet is impressive. They all don't have square feet, they were all given their own style of foot (Because they are all very different).

I love the exploration of color mixing in this piece. whether it be on a color palette or on paper, I know she has an eye for color matching - Test her, she sees the colors.

I hope this program lets you upload more than one photo of a project because THIS LOOKS 3D! It has a very Halloween feel with the orange hearts and black city. The city is best showcased with the little white dots emulating small city buildings.

Who said Oumpkins had to be Orange, or white, or yellow, Make, them rainbow! The leaves are really realistic, almost like she drew on top of them or carbon-copied them onto the paper.

The frog has some really bumpy skin texture. She took her time to repeatedly draw all those at very similar heights which means she wasn't focused on a small area but the whole frog itself to accurately depict the proportions of his bumpy skin. I hope he eats every bug.

This storyline may reflect a scene in her household. Addy is the baby getting some cheese, Mom getting it for her and the dad has rosy cheeks. It's a big cheese party!

I love how the eyes on one ladybug are monochromatic. Cool touch. makes me want to change the spots on the back of a ladybug to different colors.

I see a possible a mock-up of her backyard

These Trees are highlighted so beautifully with the rainbow effect.

This could start the possibility of an Addy Signature with the AD getting clipped at the side of the page *o*. This piece shouts out a lot to me purely because of the limited color palette of her other beautiful art pieces that haven't been commonly exhibited. I believe this is the Addy color scheme, the colors that make her happy - Pink and Purple, green to complement.

I love the little tiny details made all throughout this piece.I am proud that the ears were even put on the owl, It's easy to forget that owls have small eras since they are normally covered by their feathers. The owl even has personality with the little flowers by her ears and and the long eyelashes on her eyes, nice and wide to see in the dark. The Details were enhanced with the blurry watercolor background of mountains and (the possibility of) an aurora with a bright green near the top.

What a great owl!! I really like the dark sky and background you chose.

Merry Christmas sugar pie this is great

this is such a beautiful Bird, I love how you used your colors, Is that a lighting bug by the ear on the right side? Well I just think this is terrific, love you

My oh my very nice, I love the vase of flowers. You are such a very good artist. Love you

Dear Addy: Im so glad you shared this art work with me when I was visiting! I really appreciate it. I loved the dark background and contrasting colors you choose. Glad you are having fun and learning so much in your art classes. Love Grandma

Roundy Roundy we go, where we stop no one knows, love it

Halloween or Birthdays balloons are always welcomed. Mom Dad and the baby having fun floating around the town. That piece of cheese will come in handy, yum yum, and the colored lights are beautiful

Keep using you imagination as you do, you are a very good artist and this art piece is beautiful

The alphabet hearts, you are full of love.

Addy your Grandpa loves this piece of your art work, the hearts say a lot, your such a sweet little girl, If I ever in need of a new heart I’m coming to you!

Addy - great job capturing the swirls - I love the colors you choose and the circle in the middle reminds me of earth.

Your Lady bugs look so real they scared me. I almost swatted them.

Addy your barn is perfect for all your pets to be housed. The barn is a very nice red with the door outlined with yellow popsicle sticks. Your farm animal’s seem to love the farm. Love you

This is so beautiful, and with the start of Spring. You are so so so talented.

Just beautiful, the Easter Flower

Spring has Sprung! Excitement is in the air!

Color of the shapes glue them about the red one takes the cake!

Little mittens that the three little kittens had lost!

Bubbles galore!

You never seem to amaze me, every time you place brush, pen, color pencil or crayon’s to your canvas how it turns out is just mind blowing, you are precious!

Addy - I love your beautiful swirly flowers and very first ceramic piece. You told me you remembered that my Grandma made ceramics and I thought that was so special. She would be so proud of your work.

Your heart is so bright and beautiful! I can tell you put a lot of thought into making it so pretty. The contrast is so vivid- it looks like it could jump right off the paper! Nice work. It sends heartstrings all the way to KY?? love Grandma

What a beautiful Valentine Addy. You fill our hearts up just like the beautiful colors in the heart you made.

Super cool! Happy lunar new year pumpkin!

Priceless rendition of the Mine Turtle! Great work Addy - love the triangles interlaced to make the shell seem to bulge beyond the page.

This piece enhances my knowledge that bats can't see. By adding an amalgamation of shapes, these bats use echo locations to detect their food and environment. This piece showcases the perspective of a bat very beautifully.

oh wow! An interesting picture before the watercolor. It lets you focus on the character itself and the little details. For example, the individual hairs from its fur or a possible crown may be of bananas on its head. Showing this piece lets me enjoy the watercolor piece even more knowing that she wanted to add to it. It tells you that she understands that a character must have a background, it can't just be floating without reason. A truly advanced thought in the art world most don't approach until high school if even.

I love how colorful this one is. I'm infatuated with the consistent round shapes in this piece giving a different sense of style taking you away from the busy scratchy color pencils she exhibited in her other pieces. She lets you into a whole different meaning that she wants to capture and communicate with her audience.

I love the soft and wholesome feeling this piece gives me. As watercolor gives a soft hue as the colors dance around each other, the animal, which is up to interpretation, has a huge heart and it is left unfilled in, letting you think about the negative space left behind. I believe the space left behind makes the animal lighter creating a consistent theme throughout the piece and softness and piece. You can see her experimentation with the colors and mediums as well as her signature and how she writes her name. I recommend you pay attention to her signature throughout all her pieces as they help carry the balance of the composition.

This piece not only shows development in color and saturation but line weights!!! Each section gives you a different mood and tone, for example, The blue column shows a thick consistent black line and to the other side a wild, thick, random, dotted line letting the pink pour lets you feel a consistent,s strong wave. A giant storm moving the sandy rocks on the bottom, a flow carried this column in my eyes, a consistent, strong, heavy flow. When we move into the pink, an entirely different scene is created. As the left side of the pink seep into the blue, barely being carried by the thick dotted line, to the right side is a line that carries a graceful, flowing, swirling, hilly line with no holes or pockets for the pink to escape. But instead, start building the foundation that leads us to the orange constructive rock formation of different layers communicated through the varied line weights that each rock holds. A foundational piece to the story. What these colors and lines inform me of the scene is that it exhibits one of Earth's many forms. The Core, in dark red, was held down by a consistently strong heavy storm of water. As the pink sand gets moved around, it grows. Water seeps into the growing beautiful land of orange rock which builds up into the magenta dirt and finally flowing grass (<-- Explanation from left to right)This tells me how she reads, understanding her books are being read from left to right. Her art piece suggests a building, growing, fruitful land built by multiple colors and line weights, In other words, Her Mind.

This was a great project that use more than one medium!! As we can see, this landscape uses paint to showcase the flowiest, most color-changing pieces of the artwork. I believe paint was the best way to capture the flow and grace leaves embody in real life. I am extremely impressed by the use of contrast in the mediums used! As the paint was used for the flow of the leaves and grass, the colored pencil highlights the sky and tree. My eye gets pulled towards the colorful changing leaves, then follows the dramatic line used for the sky enhancing the detail you probably don't first recognize when you look at a sky. The dramatic line creates a busy feeling, a perspective you don't often feel which makes it feel even more personalized. I must point out the color change in the sky is extraordinarily important, as it shows shading in the sky, suggesting a change in seasons from the purple fall to blue winter commenting on what the trees look like during the time she was making it. I would like to believe it highlights the important subject in the piece: the tree! Next to the busy sky, the tree is so uniform! a consistent direction of colored pencil lines forms the trunk of the tree communicating the peace and conformity the tree exists in. The tree confronts the busy sky relaxing its leaves and grass. Needless to say, I love it.

OMGLOB!!!! THE FACES ARE MADE SO CLEANLY!!! The shapes are easy to read and neither one of them are the same!!!!!!! They were each given a different pumpkin stem too!!!! I am most impressed with the top-right pumpkin with her EYELASHES!!! WHO TAUGHT HER THOSE!? and Oval eyes that evolved from the circled-eyed pumpkin!!! Not only do the faces of the pumpkin extrude different personalities the pumpkins capture but the shapes and shade of the pumpkin!! Super impressed.

Addy roo your art work is just outstanding. Grandma and grandpa are so very proud of you! Love you

Just perfect work of art, scary but very good lay out and glued with careful hand and eyes ,great work you are a jewel

Addy your paintings and drawings are spooky, but very delightful, well done and I love them

I really like these bright and shiny pumpkins! I know you have put a lot of thinking into the different faces! I loved those faces. Very creative. Cool brans Addy. Love grandma

Oh my I really like how every pumpkin has a different expression. Such a creative project. Thanks for sharing it with me. I love your bat pictures also! Dont we just love the fall season!!!! Nice work Addy. Love Grandma:)

Dear Addy. Your bear has a big beautiful heart just like your sweet heart. I can tell you worked hard on this art project. Good job! Love Grandma

Hi Addy so glad yo be on your fan club . I really love the bright colors you used. I dont know how you did it but the pretty hearts looks like they could jump right off the paper. Very nice work ??????????????