Your work makes me think of many small dots. One of my famous quotes is: “Some say they see poetry in my paintings; I see only science.” -- Georges
- on April 14, 2010
Your work is inspiring to me. One of my famous quotes is: “I often think that the night is more alive and more richly colored than the day.” -- Vincent
- on April 14, 2010
I am glad that we have the opportunity to see all the Tremper students artwork in one place. I have started to put the art in categories; projects and sketchbook assignments. Please visit the artsonia Tremper site and look at all the work and try to find some other students work to commit on. If you are not sure on what to say try to think of something you commit on when you do a critique. All this activity you do (Leaving commits and joining fan clubs will increase our state rating. Right now we are 22nd in the state with just artwork and 53rd overall with commits and fan clubs. May be by the time we get back to school we could be close to the top ten. Thank you
- on April 14, 2010
that looks realy nice you might not know me because i go to 5th grade to tyler heights elementry school but i just went to yours and it is awsome i cant wait to go to high school because i bet there is going to be alot of big projects or are you in middle school??? --Kathy179 -- Kathy I am in high school, thanks :D hope you enjoy school
- on March 6, 2010
This work of art ranks up there with a lot of architects I deal with. I love the way you incorporated the power lines into the picture. The drawing gives me a sense that I am in 1930's Chicago. The stack-stone/mortar joints are well within this era. Keep it up. I have a son on Art Sonia too! -- Scott
- on February 26, 2010
I AM A MOM WHO THINKS HER OWN CHILDREN ARE TALENTED BUT I HAVE TO TELL YOU YOU ARE FANTASTIC. WHAt i LOVE MOST ABOUT THIS IS THE WOODGRAIN IN THE DOLLS TORSO.........YOU ARE MARVELOUS. KEEP UP THE BEAUTIFUL WORK -- LISA
- on February 26, 2010
I live the flow of this peice! The warming colors and patterns look like a ripple in a silent wave, and a peakok's tail! -- Emily
- on February 22, 2010
My art teacher always says that interesting art is in everything, even everyday things. Great job at doing that! -- Sarah4824
- on February 22, 2010
This is a great picture! love it. its done so nicely! -- Jessica
- on February 22, 2010
The art seems as if it pops out and has a good color contrast. -- Marielena
- on February 18, 2010
Wow, the vibrancy of the colors and the peaceful look on her face makes for an awesome picture. I love her peach-sitar esque instrument. -- Angela
- on February 18, 2010
The skeleton is very well done the shading really pops the drawing out -- Dylan
- on February 18, 2010
Very Very Nice. -- Darius
- on February 18, 2010
The colors are amazing -- Dylan
- on February 18, 2010
Very artistic i like this artwork. -- Darius
- on February 18, 2010
the drawing is very good along with the shading -- Dylan
- on February 18, 2010
This is really cool. Is it a yin and yang/peace sign type of deal? -- Becca
- on February 18, 2010
Very nice color choice. -- Matt
- on February 18, 2010
the transition between the white and red is nice -- Carolin
- on February 18, 2010
This woman really looks amazing, her fiery hair is really cool. The flowers and window in the background make the picture seem really feminine. The dress kind of makes it seem kind of medieval or renaissance. Her face is so beautiful and proportionate, amazing job! -- Kristen
- on February 18, 2010
i really enjoyed this one. It shows plenty of color and expression. The darker hues of red on the checkerboard really got my attention -- Kevin
- on February 18, 2010
i like how you picked so many different shapes and put them together the way you did, also how you shaded it so well and picked the colors you did. -- Tdizzle
- on February 18, 2010
this one has a nice use of value and a nice line drawing. i really like how this looks and the building really stands out.. -- lacey
