Hi there sweetie, grandma and i think you are doing a great job at artsonia. Keep up the good work because we enjoy watching what you do. We loved hearing you sing with dad. Love you much -- Ron
- on February 22, 2017
Tahlia's dreaming about flying pigs, painting music, and gnomes having snowball fights with snowmen. Her beloved Josie sits perched in a tree waiting patiently for the puppy (June, not quite in the scene) to leave her alone. -- Ryan
- on October 3, 2016
What a great placement with your color choices. The blue green as a third of the background is an excellent choice. yummy stuff for one's eyes. I love the way the three strawberries ? on top and the curved lines in the decorative icing repeat the three cake shapes.Thank you. Granny Annie -- Ann
- on June 8, 2016
keep up the work you are doing Grandpa thinks you do a great job We enjoy seeing what you do. -- Ron
- on December 1, 2015
hi sugar just saw your newest picture you are doing great art work keep at it. grandma and grandpa love you -- Ron
- on November 25, 2015
I think you matched your eye color perfect. And, I see that you remembered to leave your tiny tuft of short hair. Promise me that you won't cut that again!
- on June 4, 2015
Is this pepper's friend ol' blue? I love the surprised look on his face.
- on June 4, 2015
What a great bee! I love the silly flowers he's picking up pollen from. And, look at the beautiful sunset.
- on June 4, 2015
Tahlia, this painting is awesome! Can I frame it? -- Dad
- on June 4, 2015
Beach-impressionism is the next neo-classical. Behold the beauty!
- on May 18, 2015
Tahlia is our great granddaughter and we want her to know how proud we are of her , she is doing a great job in her art work. we just received cups from her and Evelyn love her and Evelyn much Grandma dean and Grandpa Ron -- Ron
- on May 19, 2015
This is brilliant. Kandinsky, Mondrian, Pollock and other abstract artists, alive or dead, take note. Tahlia is up and coming and she takes no prisoners.
- on April 8, 2015
First, we drew a nice picture. I drew a picture of a sun and house. I chose these colors because they were my favorite colors. We drew pictures and we crinkled them up, and then we uncrinkled them. We put them in water and we waited a couple of days. And, you could barely see the pictures. Mostly, everything was black. -- Tahlia
