Awesome! Very vibrant and active. I see a jousting preying mantis.
Posted 1 month ago by Merlyn (Father)
Another happy one ~ Oma and Opa
Posted 3 months ago by Oma (fan)
We LOVE this, Sterling! Full of love and joy! Oma and Opa
Posted 3 months ago by Oma (fan)
Well Sterling, I can't hold a candle to your father's deep, perspicacious (ask your father what that means) and entertaining critique on this piece of art. But I can tell you what my first impression was: that it looks like a collection of holiday "found art" and very conceptually and creatively assembled by yourself. Good job -- keep it up. Love Opa
Posted 4 months ago by Opa (fan)
It's a very modern depiction of a snowflake in freefall from, what I imagine, is the perspective of an observer on a distant planet or Jovian type moon with chemical and atmosperic conditions that produce pinwheel candycane crystals.
Posted 5 months ago by Merlyn (Father)
What a fine drawing and use of white on black background to express this the joyful dacing skeleton.
Posted 5 months ago by Merlyn (Father)
That's one colorful and happy looking turkey. Opa
Posted 6 months ago by Opa (fan)
I love the color combinations and shading. Great work!
Posted 6 months ago by Merlyn (Father)
Wow! I love the cave art vibe.
Posted 6 months ago by Merlyn (Father)
Sterling, I don't know what it is, but I like it. Love, Opa
Posted 6 months ago by Opa (fan)
Sterling, Very cool pumpkin. I like the work you did with light and shadowing. Looks good enough to make into pumpkin pie, or, maybe even to pumpkin chocolate chip cookies...!? Love, Opa
Posted 6 months ago by Opa (fan)
Sterling, Oma and Opa just got back into town and I just opened Sterling397's artwork and...Wow! You did a great job on your pre-halloween skeleton sketch doing what appears to be a moonlight jitter-bone dance under the stars. Opa is impressed, as is Oma who said "Very-Very-Very Good! Keep it up! Love Opa
Posted 6 months ago by Opa (fan)
Profound!
Posted 7 months ago by Uncle Al
Pure genius! Obviously a depiction of a brain and brain stem affected by Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy from playing football.
Posted 7 months ago by Uncle Al
I like this artwork Sterling. There is a lot to look at. It's fun! Nana.
