Ben, I love the art work, I think this is my favorite, as it reminds me of the bird houses that your Great Grandma and Grandpa (my mom and dad) built and put in around their home and down at the creek! Can't wait to see you! Love Aunt Judy
-- Judy
Posted 13 years ago
Ben, I loved looking at all of your artwork! I think my favorite one is the one of the bird houses, but it was hard to pick a favorite! You are very creative! Keep up the great work! Aunt Liz
-- Liz
Posted 13 years ago
It's really interesting to read your critiques of your own work. I enjoy reading your ideas to change or improve your work. Thanks for the postcard!
-- Nonni
Posted 13 years ago
Great Grandpa and I love the detail you put into your work. Nice job. Love, Grammy
-- Grammy
Posted 13 years ago
Those are some great looking birdhouses. And your marker coloring technique is really looking good.
-- Sherry
Posted 13 years ago
Ben, This is excellent work. I think your dragon and seahorse are outstanding. Congratulations. This method of sharing your work is such fun for Great- grandpa and me. Keep up the good work Love, Grammy
-- Grammy
Posted 13 years ago
Your decorated bird houses are so festive! It makes me want to be a bird at Christmastime. :)
-- Mommy
Posted 13 years ago
Wow, cool!
-- Nonni
Posted 13 years ago
Wow, this is so cool!
-- Nonni
Posted 13 years ago
Shapes are everywhere in our drawings. And we are learning how to look for shapes in everything we see and draw. Another thing with shapes we can 'tell' a story with our shapes. One is in front and others are behind. This 'telling' we learn how to draw pictures with more interest.
Dragons were fun to draw for our next lesson in lines. Here we begin to work on the coloring with markers. I am looking for bright full colors. Watch out for little white gaps in your color. The goal is to have solid shapes of color. And when the marker isn't giving you complete coverage-----TOSS IT! We want great colors for our dragons!
