Hey Jules, thanks for sharing your birthday party piece. It's very colorful. Orange and yellow go well together. I remember doing lino prints in grade 7. I also remember cutting my finger with the carving instrument! Ouch.! Love, Mom -- Marian
- on May 26, 2014
Hey Jules, Interesting positive/negative art work. We need to frame your pieces! Can you bring them to Canada this summer as gifts? Love, Mom -- Marian
- on May 21, 2014
Hi Julie, I was wondering how you created this, then as I read your reflection, I realized it was via computer. I like the choice of colors - very appealing. Love, Mom -- Marian
- on February 3, 2014
Julie, great use of tints and shades of your two selected colors. It helps unify the piece. Your shapes are carefully tessellated. To really enhance the cats and make them more clear, you may want to consider adding details such as whiskers, division lines between the legs, etc. Effective use of color.
- Melissa (teacher at Seoul Foreign School) on January 29, 2014
I like the part where you used a lot of colors but I think you should use some different types of colors too such as pink, purple, or red. I also like how you named it tie-dye cat because it sounds really interesting. -- Tomoka
- on February 3, 2014
Hey Jules - neat flip art - can we see it sometime in person? I'd like to see how it works. Have fun in art class! Love, Marian -- Marian
- on November 11, 2013
Wow. I can almost hear the waves crashing when these dolphins hit the water! Love, Mom. :) -- Marian
