I saw this already and commented on the green eyes and the form.
-- Jane
Posted 11 years ago
Love the colors and consistency!
-- Roberta
Posted 11 years ago
An amusing idea. And I like the way you handle the backgrounds. Keep it up, girl.
-- Jane
Posted 11 years ago
I love your tiger! Must see the original.
-- G'ma Joan
Posted 11 years ago
Love it. Those green eyes. The close-up view. Terrific.
-- Jane
Posted 11 years ago
You definitely got something of yourself in this drawing. And that's hard to do. (And it's a very nice drawing. I hope you keep it up, outside of class, too.)
-- Jane
Posted 12 years ago
Nice strong picture, Maya. Another swimmer.
-- Jane
Posted 12 years ago
It's an interesting idea. Maybe after a while you could do the other side.
-- Jane
Posted 12 years ago
very nice. Keep 'em coming, girl.
-- Jane
Posted 14 years ago
Interesting as usual. A bit (small bit) like Van Gogh's bedroom. A little claustrophobic, which seems right for the piece.
-- Jane
Posted 14 years ago
Interesting view of yourself. I do see some resemblance.
-- Jane
Posted 14 years ago
Interesting. The blue at the bottom suggests swimming, the position, which I love, suggests gymnastics or a sideways H. and what are the objects in the background?
-- Jane
Posted 14 years ago
Well, that's interesting. Where were you? I hope you keep doing art during the summer--you're very good at it.
-- Jane
Posted 14 years ago
Another handsome art work. What is the material? Keep going, girl!
-- Jane
Posted 14 years ago
Another interesting and unusual work. Keep 'em coming.
-- Jane
Posted 14 years ago
I hadn't seen this one. Quite lovely. Who was the influence, I wonder. Dufy?
-- Jane
Posted 14 years ago
Interesting patterns and lovely colors. Here it looks clear; on my first image of it, it was blurry. I'm curious about how you made it--folding color paper first or from scratch on the computer?
-- Jane
Posted 14 years ago
Sweet. I like the angle.
-- Jane
Posted 15 years ago
Nice. I wish I could have seen the entire last one.
-- Jane
Posted 15 years ago
A curious and intriguing piece.
-- Jane
Posted 15 years ago
I got this yesterday. It's as wonderful as today. Brava.
-- Jane
Posted 15 years ago
I never know what to expect when I open these up. This is another terrific one. Vibrant color, good composition, joyful--wonderful altogether.
-- Jane
Posted 15 years ago
Another good one. What does Scherenschnitte (can't see the word while I'm typing this) mean? Not quite a Matisse cut-out, but very nice indeed.
-- Jane
Posted 15 years ago
Very nice, as usual. I don't understand the title--perhaps it will come in the statement. I particularly love the trees in the right corner.
-- Jane
Posted 15 years ago
Lovely. Where is this house? Hope it's near you. I want to move in. Granma Joan
-- Joan
Posted 15 years ago
Congratulations on your winter landscape. Mrs. Pfeifer
-- K. Pfeifer
Posted 16 years ago
I just love all your pictures - I hope that Santa brings me something from the gift shop with one of your paintings!!
-- Dianne
Posted 16 years ago
A very handsome picture, as always. I love the spaces created by the lines, or do I mean the sense of space? I'd love to see a rabbit and a red fox, myself.
-- Jane
Posted 16 years ago
More interesting work. I see the challenge your teacher has given you and you've done a lot with it
-- Jane
Posted 16 years ago
This is very powerful and mysterious. Wonderful for the season.
-- Jane
Posted 16 years ago
Maya, I belive that I have actually seen you some mornings with this hair and look on your face. Fabulous geometric designs. Love, Aunt Monica the Fabulous
-- Monica
Posted 16 years ago
Maya, I love this pattern. I think it would look fabulous as a skirt or a purse! Love, Aunt Monica
-- Monica
Posted 16 years ago
Handsome new piece. And the year's just started!
-- Jane
Posted 16 years ago
Fascinating response to Van Gogh. You are an imaginative and original artist. Keep it up.
-- Jane
Posted 16 years ago
A very handsome picture. It shows your city genes.
-- Jane
Posted 16 years ago
very colorful in a Mexican way, which is right for someone named Maya.
-- Jane
Posted 16 years ago
Very colorful--almost Mexican, which is nice for someone named Maya.
-- Jane
Posted 16 years ago
Congratulations on your artsonia portfolio of artwork. pbt13815
Posted 16 years ago
Congratulations on your artwork on Artsonia. Mrs. Armstrong
Posted 16 years ago
George Washington never looked better...which isn't hard!
Posted 17 years ago
Congratulations on your artsonia portfolio of work. pbt
Posted 17 years ago
A highly insightful and complex work in which George Washington is clearly depicted as being haunted by how badly he treated England. We are looking forward to additional works by this brilliant artiste!
Posted 17 years ago
Congratulations on your very first Artsonia artwork. You make me proud. Ms. Post, Principal
Posted 17 years ago
Awesome artwork on Artsonia. Mrs. Greeley, Office
Posted 17 years ago
Congratulations on posting your first artwork on Artsonia.com Mrs. Miner, Librarian
Posted 17 years ago
Congratulations on your first artwork on Artsonia.com. Mrs. Pfeifer
