Graham, After using my imagination I am guessing that your artistry is a representation of a frog just as it grabbing a fly or something else to eat. Am I correct? I truly enjoy seeing your art projects. Papa
-- Papa
Posted 12 years ago
Nice job Graham! Love, Grandma
-- Sharen
Posted 12 years ago
Good job Graham!
-- Sharen
Posted 12 years ago
Graham, Your latest art project does closely resemble a Van Gogh-style painting. I am guessing your medium was water color, but not sure. Excellent color combinations. Papa
-- Papa
Posted 12 years ago
Awesome, Graham. You did a great job, I love it. L-Grandma
-- Sharen
Posted 12 years ago
what is it
-- cristobal
Posted 12 years ago
Graham, Not sure of the inspiration for your cartoon, but it is an interesting puzzle for this uninformed grandparent. You will have to explain it to me sometime. If this tiger were in Sturgis performing this stunt, there would be no danger should the tiger fall from the highwire. The critter would only land in the snow and instantly become a really "cool cat." Papa
-- Papa
Posted 12 years ago
Do you like my artwork?I think it is a work of art.I hope you like it too.
-- graham
Posted 12 years ago
Great job on your snowflake, Graham! I made these when I was in school was so fun! L-Grandma
-- Sharen
Posted 12 years ago
Good job on your snowflake Graham. You will need to show me how you make it sometime. Are you getting tired of seeing snow this winter? Papa
-- Papa
Posted 12 years ago
Nice job on the weaving project! Love, Grandma
-- Sharen
Posted 13 years ago
Graham, Your art project reminds me of a jellyfish floating in the Gulf of Mexico. I like your choice of colors.
-- Papa
Posted 13 years ago
Hay Graham Jayden here!Remember that Grandma made that for you. Jayden
-- Jayden
Posted 13 years ago
Graham, The colors in your art project are quite brilliant. Your colors reflect the colors we now see among the trees here in northern Michigan, except for the blue. Nevertheless, "GO BLUE!!" Papa
-- Papa
Posted 13 years ago
Great work, Graham! I love how you outlined the art in a glitter, it really makes the colors pop! Love it!
-- Sharen
Posted 13 years ago
Great job Graham, love seeing your artwork! Love, Grandma
-- Sharen
Posted 13 years ago
Graham, My answer to the question is usually: "Because it saw Col. Sanders coming." What do you think the answer should be? Papa
-- Papa
Posted 13 years ago
Graham that is really cool! Love your colors! Love, Grandma
-- Sharen
Posted 13 years ago
Great job Graham, Love, Grandma
-- Sharen
Posted 13 years ago
I think it's cool because it has swirls.
-- Braedyn
Posted 13 years ago
Graham, It looks delicious. I like your color combinations to give a perceptual appearance of depth to the trivet. Good work!! Papa
-- Papa
Posted 13 years ago
Graham, I do believe I am looking at an impressionistic portrayal of an owl. Am I correct? It is an interesting and unique use of materials at any rate. You will have to talk to me about this project sometime soon. Papa
-- Papa
Posted 13 years ago
Very creative Graham, I love your art work! Great job!! Love, Grandma
-- Sharen
Posted 13 years ago
Graham, I recognized the blue orb as earth and the white dots are stars. You explained to me that the orange orb is Jupiter. I like your color schemes in your art works. Will you have another art project to present before the school year concludes? Papa ;>)
-- Papa
Posted 13 years ago
nice job graham your art work is awsome it is better than mine
-- Andrew
Posted 13 years ago
Awesome, Graham!
-- Sharen
Posted 13 years ago
Hi Graham, I'm guessing from the color and shape of your picture that your favorite animal is "Chippy," the chipmunk who lives and runs along the riverbank at our house in Michigan. At the moment Chippy is still sleeping a long winter away in his underground den that is covered by two feet of snow. Like the rest of us, Chippy is waiting for spring to arrive. Papa
-- Papa
Posted 13 years ago
This is very artistic Graham, I love the bright colors! Way to go!
-- Aunt Erin
Posted 13 years ago
Way to go Graham! This is a great drawing!
-- Erin
Posted 13 years ago
I like your color selections. No stark black-and-white in your "Mona Lisa." Did you use the original portrait as a model for your version? Keep practicing your artistic talents. I like to see what you create. Papa ;>)
-- Papa
Posted 13 years ago
I am graham,I just want to say thank you for all of coments.I aprishiate my picture.I hope you like my picture.Love Graham.
-- graham
Posted 13 years ago
Graham, I like looking at your artwork. Your snowman is certainly appropriate for this time of year . Also, blue and white were my elementary school colors many years ago. Good work! Keep those creative talents going. Papa ;>)
-- Papa
Posted 13 years ago
Graham, I love the Snowman! Great job! Love, Grandma
-- Sharen
Posted 13 years ago
Graham, What does your design represent? Did you research the various Native American (Indian) tribes to find a design for the shield? Which tribes would use this type of shield? What materials did you use to make the shield? The picture does not help me see the dimensions of the shield. What is the approximate diameter of the shield? Let me know the answers when we able to talk next. I like your creative designs. Keep your creativity going by using it often. I like seeing your artistic talents. Papa ;>)
-- Papa
Posted 14 years ago
Great job Graham! Love Grandma!
-- Sharen
Posted 14 years ago
Nice Job, Graham! I know you will enjoy reading all the comments about your beautiful artwork :)
-- Mom
Posted 14 years ago
Graham, Very colorful...the blue resembles the irridescent blue butterflies we sometimes watched on the mountainside in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil many years ago. What kind of leaf did you use for your project? It appears to be from a redbud tree or a catalpa tree, but I do not think it is either as the stem at the base is different. I like seeing what you do in art. Keep using your creative talents often. Love, Papa ;>)
-- Papa
Posted 14 years ago
Great job, Graham! Your colors are really nice, the leaf looks real!
-- Sharen
Posted 14 years ago
Looking forward to more little man!
-- Dad
Posted 14 years ago
Way to go Grahamikins!!
-- Erin
Posted 14 years ago
Graham, great job. I like your choice of colors.
-- Sharen
Posted 14 years ago
Graham, I like your choice of colors for each of the letters. You are aware that Nana's last name was the same as your first name until she married me. Papa
-- Papa
Posted 14 years ago
nice job! proud of you :)
-- sara
Posted 14 years ago
I used different colors for my letters because it looks good to me and I hope it looks good to you too.It has G for green,it has R for rain drops,it has A for Art,it has H for hugs,it has A for apples,it has M for M&Ms. I hope you like it.
-- graham