Quinn8694's Comments (21)

I like the visuals (back to my childhood), but I couldn't read the accompanying text.

If the class assignment was to create something for Halloween, then I feel that you nailed it. It is interesting how a few short lines can create real tension!

The shoelace bows are quite intricate!

Between the cockatoo and the sun, I am starting to envision a trip to a tropical island. This work is simple, but striking!

Between the bird and the orb, I find this work to be positively mesmerizing!

Great! A visual representation of the famous editorlal from the 1890's - "Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Clause!"

Cleaver way to demonstrate "Big Feelings!"

Very relaxing! Having had Koi in our pond, I am impressed with the accuracy of this work (I like the whiskers!).

Good exercise for developing a sense of perspective. I like it!

Very pretty. Additionally I like the way that one can see the rear edge of the table through the right rear of the vase.

Love it! The colors are both pretty and also dramatic. Additionally I like the blurred edge of the table seen through the glass of the vase.

Given the fact that the images tend to be somewhat unnerving for me, I suspect that it is appropriate for such an occasion.

Refreshing! Could be bubbles or scuba experience.

Your work is quite thought provoking. The vibrant colors of the buildings balanced by the ominous color of the sky and the absence of any human form serves as a good commentary (for me) on what is often called the "human condition." Have your teacher show you Van Gogh's "Starry Night." It was done over 130 years ago, but I get that same feeling. Well done yet again!

Love it!

A near miss. I like the work generally, but it appears that the doors and windows were done in haste. Any chance for a "fenestral do-over?"

Maybe I should get this made into actual ornaments for the tree. Quinn did a great job organizing his panels:)

This gives me a warm feeling. I have always felt the best part of the Christmas season is trimming the tree and enjoying it (especially at night) for as long as possible. I much prefer the quiet beauty to the chaos of Christmas morning.

As a firm believer in the adage that "less IS more," I like the simplicity of the 4 panels and the way they work together.

Beautiful! I love the texture of the trees!

Love the color scheme! Great contrast between the various shades of green and the dramatic blue sky. Tthe stars and the house make me wonder if Quinn has ever spent some time in the kid's version of Arles.