I like the bright and refreshing color, which seems really living. I think the painter is a very pure, friendly, thoughtful person enough to give light and joy to the sad people who live lonely lives. Thank you for your living artwork. Someday you may become a great artist who can paint "love". -- Tom
- on April 21, 2015
To Emily Emily, I really like the detail and contrast of you tessellation of your design. I would probably alternate the colors though, but I see that the gradation effect is nice. -- Anna
- on March 5, 2015
I think the shape is interesting. It is creative in my perspective because I don’t think that I could think about it as a turtle. Although it is creative I think I would alternate colors of the turtle. Each turtle would show better than. Still I really think it is adorable because of the round eyes. I like the gradation on the shell. -- Grace
- on March 5, 2015
Dear Emily, I love how cute your turtles are and how clear and nice they perfectly tessellate. I wonder how you got the colors to look so perfect and nice? I think you did a good job but you should have added more detail to the turtle. Great job. From Tyler. -- Tyler
- on February 13, 2015
To Emily Kim Emily, I really like the detail and contrast of you tessellation of your design. I would probably alternate the colors though, but I see that the gradation effect is nice. -- Anna
- on March 5, 2015
wow!This is so amazing.I love all the detail -- Matthew
- on February 13, 2015
Emily, your turtles are accurately and neatly tessellated. Gradient tool has been effectively used to show some contrast and yet keep the colors harmonious. Details are simple but carefully chosen to prevent the items from becoming too busy. The nice thing about layered Pixlr files is that you could always go back and change the colors - great for experimentation!
- Melissa (teacher at Seoul Foreign School) on February 10, 2015
