Kennedy12104's Comments (9)

Kennedy, I extend compliments on the correct spelling of “complement.” The difference is, alas, unfamiliar to many. So a high-five for this. Inasmuch as the exercise was to create a work of art reflective of one’s personality, purple is a fine choice, as traditionally signifies royalty. Hence Princess Kennedy. One niggle: What you refer to as a font is technically a typeface, although the distinction is practically defunct. If you are interested in knowing the difference, I can explain it next time we conduct a fam FT. Keep up the good work, kiddo. You are a talented artist and, not incidentally, a good writer. Knowing this twofer talent puts a big smile on the face of Grampie. Proud to be a members of your fan club.

Kennedy, you are quite the artist. I continue to be impressed with your work. I’m wondering if hiring an agent is premature. ~ Grampie

Kennedy, a huge high-five for your latest artwork. It’s fabuloso. I only wish you had elected to substitute an eyeball of mine, as it would have been more dramatic and far scarier. ~ Grampie

Dear Kennedy, I kept getting notices from this site but never opened them because I thought that it was spam. I am soooo glad that I opened it to tonight! I am very impressed with all of your artwork and chose the jar with all of your interests to purchase. I ordered a plate and am very eager to get it by the end of the month. ?Grandma Nonnie

You are talented, kiddo! If you are interested, I might wish to become your marketing agent. All I demand is 99% commission; remainder goes into your college fund. ~ Love, Grampie

Dear Artiste, keep up the good work. I really like the basket, completed in time for your Easter egg hunt. What medium was used? ~ Love. Grampie

I purchased a garden flag with Spidy on it, expanding the Casa Crockett collection by two. I will take a picture for you. Just of of curiosity, is Spidy a tarantula? - Love, Grampie.

I am drawn, as it were, to this piece because it reminds me of the inimitable style of Salvador Dali, who was a classmate of mine back in Ohio. In an attempt to disguise himself — he was pathologically self-conscious— he wore a cornrow wig and shaved his signature handlebar mustache. He fooled no one save for the principal, Mr. Oshkosh, who was so gullible that he invested his newspaper route earnings in a proposed organic cheese factory on the moon. He also tellingly drove a second-hand Packard with a rumble seat he would put his prized pitbull in to terrorize any onlookers. Sorry to rumble — er, ramble — on, but I felt compelled to share this anecdote, which heretofore was undisclosed for more than half a century. Aside to Kennedy: Never grow a mustache. It is cruelly unbecoming to a girl unless she is a body builder and can bench press 300 pounds with one arm. ~ Love, Grampie

Kennedy, this ferocious-looking creature reminds me ruefully of the venomous broen recluse spider that bit me 35 years ago. Mommy can provide (graphic) details if desired. ~ Love, Grampie ?