I love the colors you used for the back ground. This is very interesting -- Anonymous
- on January 27, 2015
This piece reminds me of one of Georgia O'Keiff's art works -- Malia
- on January 27, 2015
Wow Serena, this looks amazing. I miss you and also I can't contact you in any way, so if you could give me your number or email, that would be great. -- Ansuya
- on November 14, 2017
This piece of art is it the style of Sanzio, Raphael. It is suppose to copy his "Wedding of the Virgin". -- Serena
- on May 23, 2014
Edgar Degas is the style in witch this peice of art was done. Like him there are ballerinas dancing. -- Serena
- on May 23, 2014
This is perspective drawing. -- Serena
- on May 23, 2014
I love these colors! -- Anna
- on May 20, 2014
This is in the style of Georgia O'Keeffe. It is supposed to copy her "White trumpet flower". Although we did use different media is our pieces I'm very proud of my finished product. -- Serena
- on May 20, 2014
This piece is in the style of Frida Kahlo. It is supposed to imitate Frida Kahlo's "Little Deer". It is a deer running from her problems...but that obviously doesn't work... -- Serena
- on May 20, 2014
THis was when I first tried to do art in the style of Wassily Kandinsky. As you can see I never finished this piece. This is because I wasn't pleased with the product after sketching it. -- Serena
- on May 20, 2014
This picture is in the style of Mary Cassatt. It is like Cassatt's "Girl arranging her hair". this has bright colors than what Cassatt used. Mine also has more in the background -- Serena
- on May 19, 2014
This picture is in the style of Mary Cassatt. It is like Cassatt's "Girl arranging her hair". this has bright colors than what Cassatt used. Mine also has more in the background> -- Serena
- on May 19, 2014
This is in the style of Wassily Kandinsky. this is an abstract price. It has non-subjective matter. -- Serena
- on May 19, 2014
This is a piece of art that was in the style of Peit Mondrian. The colors are similar to Mondrian's; red, yellow, blue, white, and black. The media use in this piece is a grease pencil. The few bits of blank space are meant to draw your attention to the colored areas. -- Serena
