Tucker1810's Comments (53)

Amazing creativity. I hope I was one of the people in the pictures! -- Charlotte

According to Tucker, "The symbols at the bottom are images of things I like, like holidays and the night sky. Behind the mountains, there are a whole row of people's faces--you can see different hair colors, one eyeball and a nose for each person--and these are all the people I care about. It was pretty hard to fit them all in, so it ends up looking less like people and more like a lot of rectangles." -- Heather

looks like the guy is taking a gondola up to heaven through a tortuous route--------good job--Tucker from grampa Jerry -- Jerry

Very interesting presentation of opposing realms of eternity. Great job! -- Charlotte

Terrific! Now do one on Peace Craft! -- TerrificCharlotte

looks like a square pumpkin with a painted stem -- Jerry

"This was me this past Christmas with the cousins on the big couch, playing Minecraft. That's Ben, Miranda, Amelia, Jared, and me. It's a birds-eye view. And behind the computers on the table you can see there's hot chocolate." --Tucker -- Heather

A very interesting picture—-I am going to have more information before I can identify the scene————Grampa Jerry -- Jerry

From Tucker: "This is a half-demon punk (the red side) and the purple side is someone trying to fix himself and do the right thing. In the background there are eagles and skulls; the skulls belong to the evil red side, while the eagles represent justice and belong to the good side. The assignment was to draw a portrait of someone that also shows that person's world view, and how their world is changing." -- Heather

This is "King Werekid," with two flaming skulls in the background. He has a crown of rockets, flaming shoulder guards, and a fur cape stitched to his yellow shirt. There are green-and-brown volcanoes in the background. -- Heather

Looks like a house of cards -- Jerry

This is "Angel Falls," and that's an owl by the fruit tree. There's a bat cave on the lower right and the bats are leaving. The assignment was during free drawing. -- Heather

looks like a river flowing down from a dam---could it have something to do with the overflow of the California dam with too much water behind it? -- Jerry

This is the Tardis from Doctor Who. -- Tucker

That is an elf walking away from a tree. An eagle is in the sky. This was a free drawing assignment. -- Tucker

Hi Tuck -- I really like it that you showed even the roots as well us the upper parts and the birds. -- Grandpa John

aha! my favorite cat------Blackie -- Jerry

A really good paper airplane -- Jerry

possibly we are ascending towards heaven -- Jerry

looks like students going to their lockers -- Jerry

looks like a paper bag fight -- Jerry

Tucker --you got me here---------looks like a giant mushroom blowing out toxin and every one running away -- Jerry

This is the character of the Librarian from the book series "The Key Hunters", in the scene where she is protecting the library from werewolves. (Their class read these books.) -- Heather

This is a new video game character. He sets traps with the pitchforks that you have to avoid when you're playing the game. -- Heather

This is a future soldier in the military. The stars are patriotic decorations. -- Heather

This is a phoenix emerging from the yellow fire. (Also on the 3D art-making day) -- Heather

These are snowmen dancing (working on creating cutout chain characters) -- Heather

This is a boxfish emerging from his den...Tucker described this as a fish that eats algae and likes to swim through small tunnels. (They were experimenting with 3D art.) -- Heather

Tucker says: "This is a nice drive through the meadows, and the road is lined with apple trees." -- Heather

Tucker says: "This is a lovely mountain view with the sun setting, and an alien invader coming in over the house (on the brown hill, it's been cleared of trees to prevent forest fire from spreading)." -- Heather

Tucker says: "This is a demon warrior fighting to preserve Mount Rushmore (in the background)." -- Heather

You get better every year. Was the owl scared of the storm? How did you learn about blood moons? -- Charlotte

Tucker says, "This is an owl on a tree branch. There is lightning in the sky behind--you can see it above behind his wings and below him too. There is a blood moon in the sky." -- Heather

I could have been the person in your picture when your grandpa and I looked for Nessie when we visited Scotland. We didn't have a drone camera to check it out though! Hope you will be able to go there yourself someday. Nice picture! -- Grandma Pen

This is the Loch Ness Monster, "Nessie," and a person hunting Nessie. The object at the top is a camera that the hunter has just launched to watch Nessie from above. (Tucker's description) -- Heather

I finally sat down with Tucker and went over some of these artworks posted on Artsonia. This one is actually much cooler than I could tell from a casual look. They had to combine a real object with a real animal to come up with a metaphorical mythical creature, and this is a "Wolffle-maker". Mostly wolf, with a waffle-maker for his chest. I can much better understand the handles and the steam coming off that area now! -- Heather

Quite an animal you drew, I wonder how fast it can go! -- Jerry

looks like something coming in the future -- Jerry

Looks like a black spider on his web -- Jerry

Looks like you going down a slippery slide -- Jerry

WOW! You worked hard on this one. I like the blue background…….Grandma Charlotte -- Charlotte

After speaking with the artist, this is the midsection of a project he ran out of time before completing as he had in mind. While working on his "imaginary friend" he began with the middle; the dots around the bottom and sides are where the arms and legs were envisioned to eventually attach, and the neck is stretching upward. Because his friend is part-human, part-robot, he has two hearts with four chambers, which are the hearts with crosses that you see.

Looks like 4 people servicing a plane------Grandpa Jerry -- Jerry

Looks like packages tied with string-----don't know what the dots are for yet------Grandpa Jerry -- Jerry

In this project the students were asked to make amusement park rides. Tucker's version is a waterslide, and you can see his various family members climbing the stairs and splashing down the slide.

Thanks for sending this on, Tucker. We're lookiing forward to seeing you next month! -- Grandpa John

Wow! Trying a new medium is fun and challenging. I'm glad you chose a great horned owl. They are very interesting birds. Keep up the good work! -- Pen

Great horned owls are a favorite bird of mine, too. Love the way they turn their heads…Good job! -- Charlotte

Looks like a scary big bird to me------keep up the great coloring-----Grandpa Jerry -- Jerry

This great horned owl was Tucker's first time using watercolor crayons and pencils. While he was not pleased with how this drawing turned out (I asked him about it), he really likes great horned owls, and wants to try using the watercolor crayons again. I like how he tried to add texture to the feathers with the black.

Tucker: Your Grandpa likes your picture, especially the nice mustache -- Jerry

I can't wait to read the book, if this is the cover. Those are beautiful blue eyes, you have drawn. -- Charlotte

Nice architure. I'm glad you like school. I think showing the sun makes the picture happy. Doc would like to join you there. -- Pen