Jackson41407's Comments (17)

Very nice! It reminds me of the scenery Grandma and I see when we watch stuff on BritBox and see all sorts of rolling hills and greenery in the background. I love the two shades of grass based, I guess, on where they fall in the foreground or background and on which side of the hill or valley they are on. I like the fences and how they follow the curvature of the hills. The clouds and sky are great. I particularly like how you chose to not paint intricate sheep details but to include enough to give strong impressions of real sheep. I hope you enjoy creating art as much as I enjoy seeing your work.

The shape of the corn, the way you handled the corn silk, and the color you used for this piece are so creative and visually enticing.

This is an interesting change in style from last year's pumpkins project. You did well mimicking the style of Paul Klee and also sticking with your own dark background inclinations and bold shapes andd colors.

That is a very alien-looking alien. It doesn't look like any living thing on Earth. I like the intricacies of the horizontal clothing accessories across the top of what would be the chest of an earthling primate. The view of space in the background is much like the sky on a clear, dark night. I like the contrasts between the bright yellow and orange of the torso and the gray scale of the head covering and upper appendages. Its head reminds me of Gumby. Well done and intriguing.

I'm very impressed that you have been sculpting too. My first impression of your frog was that it is exactly what an insect or fish would see after the frog grabbed it and was about to swallow it. Pretty scary and real looking.

You don't often see pastel colors in pictures of rocket ships. I think they go very well and give a feeling of peace and well being.

I like how different your two hearts and their backgrounds are. Both very well done.

Very thoughtful approach to the topic. I like the iridescent green peeking out of the darkness.

The part of my original comment that I thought was included with my Neon Owl comment seems to have gone away somehow. I think I wrote that I had to Google Mondrian to remind myself of what his style was like, even though I worked in the Art Library when I was in college and Grandma was an art major in college. After I found several examples of Mondrian's work online, I wrote the comment about how similar this piece is to his style.

WOW! What fabulous use of color and how the same circles have different colors on each side of the lines that transect them. I also like that the circles are irregular and that they are off-center within each other.

It seems my comments that I thought I wrote about this piece on Neon Owl went away somehow. I like the contrasts with the black and olive backgrounds, the yellow green, green yellow, and pink strips, and the abstract symbols on the fronts and backs of the strips.

It seems that most of my original comments on Neon Owl went away somehow. I think I must have written how much I like owls and how well I think this piece depicts the essence of owlness.

I really like the shade of orange you chose for the pumpkins and the way you drew the stems and vines. I still can't draw pumpkins, vines, leaves, and grass that well.

Very much like Mondrian's style. I said a little more about it in my comment about Neon Owl.

I included my comment about this piece in my comment about Neon Owl.

Beautiful!!