Smith12's Comments (29)

Here's a problem for a pumpkin: It needs to see a dentist! And Halloween will come soon enough. How to decide, how to know what to do! The world of a pumpkin must be pretty stressful... I'm sure this Pumpkin will take good care of itself.

Love your early turkey! The turkey's eyes seem to mean that this bird can't decide which color of tail feathers to use. Is green with orange dots okay, or perhaps like a mountain of color on the left side of the painting with green, red, orange, and yellow stacking like ice cream? Oh, so much to worry about, the turkey seems to be saying. But there's plenty of time to worry before Thanksgiving.

This was a beautiful Christmas tree, with unique colors that came from your imagination. Having this collection of colors, like purple and peach, really dresses the tree so much with the white flowers. Way to be creative!

We know what this is: It is Bubba giving Hammy a ride on Bubba's head! They seem to play together (when you and family are around), and don't fight, either. Bubba seems to like carrying Hammy when I noticed her smile. Hammy must be hiding her excitement.

What a wonderful butterfly. I like to imagine it flying around in the flowers!! Love you, Grammy

Oh I love Bunny!! He looks as cute and sweet as his artist Smith. I wonder what his name is?

To be noticed in life, we have to be determined. Certainly THIS rabbit exhibits that determined look, with those black eyes staring right at the viewer and those ears standing straight up, just like this rabbit is 100 percent on alert. The pink background, ears, and nose really shine in the painting, with the white framing everything so well. Nice work!

We need to give this butterfly a name- your design, I love. You have used rectangular designs as well as ovals and some circles in his body and the vibrant colors made him or her standout! The multi-shaped Butterfly!

Smith, I love your Easter bunny - the long ears standing tall and the bright pink nose with defining whiskers. I especially like the smile that you gave him. Keep your creativity coming.....

This is the most interesting butterfly we have ever seen. No single colors with a bit of black tossed in; No, Smith reached out and gave this flyer a whole set of colors that will help her when she is flying. It is like a butterfly that can be proud of their colors, tints, and number of squares. Then there is an empty wing that will really protect this butterfly, as predators who might want to eat it for dinner will see the yellow and just stop; "Never seen anything like this! I'll go elsewhere."

I love your beautiful heart and the colors you chose!! Very pretty, it makes me happy. Love you, Grammy

A heart of many colors! Yellow signifies energy and happiness, while blue is calming and the green brings in nature to make this a very wholesome heart.

Now that winter is coming to an end, this earlier snowman, with a big carrot nose, seems very happy to take a rest until showing up again next winter. That snowman's smile, which you always have, will provide a lot of interest all summer.

Wow, such a marvelous piece of art. You have added colors that most would never be able to do while gathering them together inside a heart; not an easy task at all, but you did it, and it shows so well. Keep using your imagination and sharing these creative paintings with us.

What a soft and tender Teddy Bear you uncovered. We love that the inner ears are similar to the floating pieces; it must mean Teddy Bear hears a lot of different things. The paws seem to want to be involved, even to dance. Maybe you created a dancing bear you can train with? We're guessing that black nose and black eyes are saying "Yes!"

He looks like he is about to jump out of the picture. You caught my attention with the detailed nose, paws and ears. This cute fellow needs a name! Keep your wonderful work coming......

What a happy snowman!! He looks like he would be a good friend.

I love this Smith!! The reindeer has very expressive eyes!! His antlers are perfectly decorated. I can tell that he is the perfect deer to guide Santa and his sleigh.

A new interpretation of Rudolph with his red nose! So cool! We enjoy the expression on Rudy's face, a kind of look that is perhaps surprised that his nose is now red. Well, we know that this reindeer helps dear old Santa Claus navigate to homes everywhere to deliver Christmas packages, and for this help, Santa is very happy. And even more, Santa is impressed by the Christmas lights in his lead reindeer's rack of horns, giving a beautiful, multicolored look as they fly along . . . .

What a beautiful Christmas tree! The white flowers bring out the tree's light, while the blue ornaments (or flowers) show some of the Elvis in you: his Christmas record about blue lights means a lot. Of course, there must be some green, and you've got it from the bottom to the very top of the tree; good thinking on your part. Also, we like the matting around the tree's layout and the lime green, which brings the tree's colors to a person's notice. Your design says "Merry Christmas" to all who see it.

Smith, Does the moo cow belong at the farm. I like the detailed face- the color block of white and black. Also, you included his hooves which is very important in protecting his tissue underneath. I like the design of the black spots too.

Smith, I love your moo cow and the way you used the black spots mixed with the white, the detailed facial features and hooves. He belongs at the farm.

Oh, what a beautiful cow! The black on the back, the black highlights above the legs, obviously ready to be milked, and carries her own food mask . . . or, does this cow just like to be ridden like a horse? That's the secret of such a beautiful painting: there is mystery there.

Smith, I'm trying to determine if this is a blackbird or a crow? I love the color that you introduced in the background which really makes him show up. I think I see an eye peering off to the side. I would love for you to start naming your artwork! You can be so creative with your names.

Just in time for Halloween! A blackbird flying with red wings out trick-or-treating. The yellow would scare anyone to hand over a bunch of candy, so be ready to pick it up. And, it looks like the blue fog has some mysterious hands to hold the blackbird still. Beautiful colors, creative bird!

Such a happy face you drew, Smith. A great smile, and it looks like those eyes have spotted something interesting on a table or the floor. We wonder what your character is wondering about, too. Keep up this artwork!

Smith, Is this perhaps a blue Bubba! I don’t think so but love your imaginative color and big eyes!!!!

Smith, Love this delightful lady with the big smile and from her eyes, it looks like she is admiring something. She is a happy person and she has made my day!

Hi, Smith! We think you have painted a new cat friend for Bubba and even Fluff. That deep purple color makes us think this is the new cat in charge . . . maybe, that would be you? Yellow eyes seem to peer into the future, while pink dots provide entertainment and spectacle for Purple Cat. Keep going; your art is fun to see.