benjamin32961's Comments (23)

Looks perfect for carrying a bunch of fresh eggs outside to the middle of our wide open farm land, like at Easter! As the chilly Northwest Ohio, Tigra winds billowed over the dormant, and deep, dusty acreage pounding us hither and yon, haha. Yes, perfect for our next fresh egg fight, MUHAHAHA... haha. FIRST DAY OF SUMMER! No rules, just us two fools, huh? And, the extra delightfully free feeling of fun old cruels gets YA COVERED in soaking fresh, eggs. Which, lasts for two hundred and eighty three trajillion of the best laughs this momma has ever had in her life, and, my laughs are all the colors that exist in the spaces just resting outside and atop the orange and green and blue, even the Yellow areas you made your pottery coil art piece. One thing you should know though: I've been out there in the fields, still too wet and cold this year to sow yet, practicing my (new prayer healing yoga, shhh) AND: mostly, practicing the art, posturing, strength, and science of not only making my once goood aim of eggs, against and with the trajectory of mighty cold winds now fantastic; But also, I've managed to unlock the key to getting the eggs to Crack upon FIRST CONTACT! THAT'S EVEN if they miss us and hit the dirt. YEP! SO, I LOOK at your basket handles and see two Benjamin's just picking up eggs, while he gets pelted .... I'm talking smack. You throw like a baseball PRO, every position! And you throw good clay too, great pottery Ben. Let me, guess, it's a volcano though? Eighth wonder of the world? Druid inspired? Pothole? Hahaha. Can't wait to talk about it tonight!! Love, Mom

This is indeed very, very nice and cool!

What a neat picture!

:) This is beautiful. Great job!

Oh no, everyone, quick! Save yourselves!! The sky is LITERALLY falling!!. To the onlooker, the pleasing and adept attention that you paid to the Feng Shui-esque balancing of color from corner to corner and side to side. Also, your brilliant, but sneaky placement of the childish blocks and chunks, all make it very inviting and easy to capture your audience for longer than just a glance. And Benjamin, right there is where you cleverly and Tom foolery- tricked me. I was enTRANCED by the neon and black spinning windmill backspace. Even writing this, I'm still having a hard time adjusting my eyes back to normal. But, back to your amazing artwork! So, yes, I viewed it for a while, noticed the big yellow geometrical phenomenon coming up from the bottom, said to myself, " heyyyy, yeaaaaahhhh buddy, Ben does it again, thank you Jesus! for your blessings to Matt and I runneth over, amen. THEN, as soon as I walked away, a dizzy feeling came over me, and it was as if your artwork here was stamped to my eyes, in front of me, in my vision, like when we look at the sun too long. And the background was actually spinning vigorously, and i couldn't get it to stop, But wait! Then, the shadows of the shapes actually were being punted out at my face from the spinning, scary tornadic windmill. Then the art work just began to move in waves, as everything else was still happening, ... in waves, backwards and forwards, like back in time and then closer to the end of time. That yellow shape was crawling up and over from the bottom. It lasted for approximately this whole time I've been remarking on it to you, plus 6 to 8 minutes before that. In short, (hahaha- me? Never ) this newest artwork of yours, son, should, one day, have a chance to be seen by a larger audience. And, has, THIS DAY, inspired me. Benjamin, your creative expression has really been capturing the creative in me, and i What do you think about that? Love, Mom

Great use of colors!

Whoooooo’s a great artist? You are!

Great texture, I love watching football with you!

Very neat picture! ?What would you call this one?

I love it! What a great holiday card!

Love that yellow dragon!!

I can smell the sizzling fruits, veggies, and other foods in your "happy place" kitchen, Benjamin. You really made this still-life art piece have such a great feeling of movement also. The pops of color you designed on the dishes invoke a desire to dance around the kitchen with the artist, with you! And the precision of the deep orange, raging fire from the char- grilled black pan give proof that you were at least a first hand witness to such a fire, if not even the very chef who skillfully uses fire to safely add flavor and festivity to his repertoire of meals. I am so in love with your growth as an artist, as shown in everything you've managed to achieve here, in a gloriously beating stead of time, Benjamin!! This mom, yep! ME, YOUR MOM, haha ??, is enamored by your level of artistry and tee-totally giving this "happy place" still- life an "eleventy-seven" out of 10. All of my love, Mom.

Happy Easter!!! I love fishing from the moon! ;)

I love all the details. Happy Easter!

:) very cool bug Benjamin!!

I love your flower! Great job!

What great pictures!! I love all of the artwork!! ????????

So COOL how you made the ice effect, Benjamin!!! Also, I love the blood and bruises!! Haha. Your art work just keeps evolving! Love, Mom

Love the ice skates!

Wow, this is amazing!! Great job!

I love your clever use of angles; also, the two greens was very clever, son!

Benjamin! This is my new all time favorite drawing of yours. It's so magnificent!! WOW, I love our budding artist!!

Great job, Benjamin!