The photo is well taken, almost looks like it’s from a horror movie, the lighting is great.
Posted 1 year ago by Dylan
Good picture had a good view in it and looks real
Posted 1 year ago by Gia
Cool natural reflections colors
Posted 1 year ago by Ace
Very interesting. How did you choose the subject matter? It is neat to see you learning some things that interest you.
Posted 1 year ago by Mark (Father)
I like how you used the reflection of the puddle
Posted 1 year ago by Zack
I like the way you portray your first initial with your name.
Posted 1 year ago by Zack
I like how detailed your characters are.
Posted 1 year ago by Maria
Wow! You accomplished everything you set out to do with this photo. You were so knowledgeable about photography. What a privilege for me to be your grandmother. Keep up the good work.
Posted 1 year ago by Jamaw
When I first looked at this photo, I really did think that the person being photographed really did have a mask or headgear on!
Posted 1 year ago by Mark (Father)
I guess this photo shows the lengths that a photographer needs to go to, in order to get the right shot.
Posted 1 year ago by Mark (Father)
This is a bit spooky. How deep was the puddle?
Posted 1 year ago by Mark (Father)
Cool photo. Thank you for writing out the explanations about how you took the photos and edited them, and why. I think you’re right that this looks like it could be a real car, and that the colors pop. This one is my favorite.
Posted 1 year ago by Mark (Father)
I agree with you that the naturally occurring colors on this disc are really cool!
Posted 1 year ago by Mark (Father)
Mason, I’m glad that I get to see the logo that you told me you were making. It’s also good to see what you wrote about the explanation for what it means. I’m glad that you are getting the opportunity to learn about things like this.
Posted 2 years ago by Mark (Father)
I think Nike should be using your art work in their advertising
Posted 3 years ago by Jamaw
You really captured the inside of the marble.
Posted 3 years ago by Jamaw
You are very talented. I guess I don’t get to see your artistic talent too much, because you don’t tend to make much art at home.
Posted 3 years ago by Mark (Father)
Harry is all dressed up and ready to play a fast game of quititch. Good job.
Posted 4 years ago by Jamaw
Looks really scary. would not want to run into this animal anywhere, those teeth look vicious!
Posted 4 years ago by Joe
Wow I can a lot of design features in this piece that are a good visual representation of the name of this artwork.
Posted 4 years ago by Jamaw
Mason, I am intrigued by this art, and I can’t wait to hear more. It is beautiful, but I’m not sure if it is a sunken treasure or something else.
-- Daddy
Posted 6 years ago
I can’t wait to see this artwork in person. Since it’s almost the end of the year, so I won’t have to wait very long! I know that these Collographs all seemed to look better on paper than they did on the computer.
-- Daddy
Posted 6 years ago
I’m really excited, because this is the first piece of your art that I was actually able to load into Artsonia! I really like you perspective painting.
-- Daddy
Posted 6 years ago
What an interesting and colorful insect! I especially like the big bug eyes.
-- Daddy
Posted 6 years ago
Very eye catching design. Reminds me of an open door of a circus tent. All the lines going into the tent make me want to go inside to see the show.
-- Jammaw
Posted 6 years ago
Is the right-most star wearing a graduation hat, or is that a keystone symbol.
-- Daddy
Posted 6 years ago
Mason, this is pretty cool. After I volunteered in your classroom, I went to help Mrs Pituch with Artsonia. When I got there, I worked on posting some of these circle weavings for your classmates - but I was a little disappointed because another volunteer had already posted yours! :( But at least I get to see it now online! It reminds me of either a boat with a pink hull and black sail, or else a crazy face with wavy blue hair and a purple mustache! What do you see in it?
-- Daddy
Posted 6 years ago
I like when your artwork makes me look up new artists to learn. I just got done reading about Renouf because of this painting. Good job, buddy!
-- Daddy
Posted 7 years ago
Those Northern Lights definitely look like a snowy wonderland!
-- Daddy
Posted 7 years ago
Did you know that creating space art was one of my favorite activities as a kid? I really like your visions of how space objects might look. The little green planet reminds me of a friendly 4-eyed martian!
-- Daddy
Posted 7 years ago
Mason, I’m really impressed by your cityscape. I like how it is multi-dimensional and uses different colors that all tie together. I also like the detail of the airplane flying across the night sky.
-- Daddy
Posted 7 years ago
Mason, It took me a few minutes to figure out how your name was written to creat this monster. I think that it is a very creative caterpillar-like creature! Keep up the good work.
-- Daddy
Posted 7 years ago
Mason, this is a really cool and creative dot. I like how you used the star shape to make it into a person. I really look forward to seeing all the artwork that you will create in your last year at Roundtown, now that you are a third grader!
-- Daddy
Posted 7 years ago
Mason, I love the water lilies that you made. They are beautiful. Nice work, you are a good artist. Love, Granna
-- Granna
Posted 7 years ago
I really like how you guys used the cupcake wrappers as a resource to make the shape of the flowers!
-- Daddy
Posted 7 years ago
Mason, I love your flower pot. It is beautiful. You are so creative. You're amazing.
-- Granna
Posted 7 years ago
How cool - a flower pot with a flower in it!
-- Daddy
Posted 7 years ago
Mason, I would love for you to tell me about how you made this piece of artwork.
-- Daddy
Posted 7 years ago
Mason, this is really good! That cobra looks realistic - and scary! As usual with your art class, you are learning about interesting artists who I have to look up information, to learn more about them. I like the animal paintings that Henri Rousseau painted. Keep up the good work!
-- Daddy
Posted 7 years ago
Your self-portrait artwork seems to be influenced by Pokemon. It also reminds me of a character named Kirby.
-- Momma
Posted 7 years ago
Mason, this is a very interesting piece of art. I can’t wait to talk to about it and find out some of your thoughts.
-- Daddy
Posted 7 years ago
Very interesting, Mason. It took me a little while to figure out that this is your birthday, painted in the style of Jasper Johns, since your birthday is July 12th (07-12). Good work!
-- Daddy
Posted 7 years ago
Mason, Your artwork never ceases to impress me. I honestly think that this is one of your best yet! I especially like the blue and orange plaid bird - I wish we really had birds this colorful that could come brighten our dark cold snowy nights.
-- Daddy
Posted 8 years ago
This reminds me of the aquariums that we visited. The green fish looks a little like the small mouth bass you caught with pops this summer. Do you remember the teeny tiny starfish at the smithsonian? I hope one day we can go snorkeling in the BVI and we can see all of the beautiful fish and coral reefs together!
-- Momma
Posted 8 years ago
Mason, I think that the thing I like best about this artwork is that the fish seem to be swimming right off the page toward us!
-- Daddy
Posted 8 years ago
Wow. This looks so cool! I love these type of mixed media art projects. Your towers have lots of details and look fun.
-- Momma
Posted 8 years ago
Mason, I really like your cupcake house. It is very creative. Maybe you will be a famous architect one day. Your building reminds me a bit of the Petronas Towers and the Jin Mao Tower. Did you know that famous architects take inspiration from the things around them, such as geometric shapes (and even cupcakes)?
-- Daddy
Posted 8 years ago
This reminds me of some of Van Gogh's blue period pieces. He liked to paint nature and fields too.
-- Momma
Posted 8 years ago
Very nice apples - I like how you varied the colors between them. I looked up Paul Cezanne to see his Basket of Apples painting too.
-- Daddy
Posted 8 years ago
Mason, I love your creativity. Not only did you make your dot into a pizza, but you put watermelons on your pizza! I wonder what that would taste like in real life?
-- Daddy
Posted 8 years ago
What a creative pizza! Maybe watermelon pizza will be the next big thing?
-- Momma
Posted 8 years ago
All the many stars in the background make this picture look so very real. Did you know your great grandfather helped to build real space ships that astronauts rode in? Your great grandfather would have really liked your picture.
-- Jamaw
Posted 8 years ago
I really like this a lot! I love space scenes, and you have done well. Did you know that I used to like to make space scenes when I was a kid?
-- Daddy
Posted 8 years ago
That is a very complex firefly trap!
-- Daddy
Posted 8 years ago
I like the way that the sun is peeking down from the top. I also like the way that you have included the seeds and the underground habitats.
-- Daddy
Posted 8 years ago
I remember when I used to have to make blueprints for my engineering job. Keep up the good work!
-- Daddy
Posted 8 years ago
I had to look up who Keith Haring was. I'm glad that you are learning about so many artists and techniques. I like your action figure!
-- Daddy
Posted 8 years ago
I always like blue and white. This reminds me of a pretty blue sky with white fluffy clouds.
-- Jammaw
Posted 8 years ago
I saw some blooms, but now they are all covered in snow!
-- Daddy
Posted 8 years ago
This reminds me of something that I made when I was about your age. Maybe Granna has it.
-- Daddy
Posted 8 years ago
Great imagination, looks like this germ is sticking it's tongue out at us. It even looks as bad as we imagine germs to look. Great job Mason!
-- Joepaw
Posted 8 years ago
Mason, I like how you incorporated the repeating shapes - both in the green hills in the foreground and in the gray mountains in the background.
-- Daddy
Posted 8 years ago
looks like a budding landscape architect! very good, Mason!
-- Joe
Posted 8 years ago
That looks like a very happy Eskimo. Are those the Aurora Borealis that I see in the sky?
-- Daddy
Posted 8 years ago
Wow, what an ice cream cone! It looks like you better eat it quickly, before the ice cream scoops fall off or continue to melt and drip!
-- Daddy
Posted 8 years ago
We should watch "Penguins of Madagascar" again to see if this guy looks more like Skipper, Rico, Kowalski, or Private.
-- Daddy
Posted 8 years ago
I really love those green eyes.
-- Jamaw
Posted 8 years ago
I like your portrait, Mason. Nice job!
-- Granna
Posted 9 years ago
I'm glad that Roundtown does such cool art projects. I don't remember ever doing anything like that in elementary school. Very nice!
-- Daddy
Posted 9 years ago
Mason, Your portraits keep getting more and more realistic. Keep up the good work.
-- Daddy
Posted 9 years ago
Wow, another owl! I guess your art teacher must love owls as much as Carolina does!
-- Daddy
Posted 9 years ago
Very cool! I'll bet Lina will be jealous of your owl.
-- Daddy
Posted 9 years ago
Mason, I can't wait for you to teach me some interesting facts about Mattise. I love you and your artwork.
-- Daddy
Posted 9 years ago
this one makes me think of the Hunley submarine puzzle that I sent to you. Nice work.
-- Jammaw
Posted 9 years ago
mason, what an interesting combination of colored shapes and drawings!
-- Jammaw
Posted 9 years ago
My Dear Sweet Mason, you have a wonderful imagination. I love the way your art is filled with beautiful, viberant colors. I feel happy whenever I see your artwork. I'm getting this art piece made into a Christmas ornament to hang on my wall for the season. I love you. From Granna.
-- Granna
Posted 9 years ago
I like the color palete of the sky and ground contrasting with the leaves. It also reminds me of you trying to catch the leaves as they fall from the tree. The top leaf is suspended in the air waiting for you to catch it!
-- Momma
Posted 9 years ago
This is one of my favorite pieces and I hope I can see it in person. I love all of your 3 dimensional artwork. I really enjoy how your art is jumping off the page and literally outside of the box!
-- Momma
Posted 9 years ago
Good job Mason. Perfect for Halloween.
-- Jamaw
Posted 9 years ago
Mason some of your falling leaves remind me of an eagle, an apple, and a seashell or a sailboat. No matter what, I think your art is great and I hope that you keep up the good work and creativity.
-- Daddy
Posted 9 years ago
It reminds me of a roller coaster or a marble run game.
-- Daddy
Posted 9 years ago
I like how you incorporated the Roundtown panther paw prints, since they have the same color scheme as the pumpkin. I think the pumpkin looks sort of like it has scary sharp teeth!
-- Daddy
Posted 9 years ago
Very creative! I like that it is 3-dimensional.
-- Daddy
Posted 9 years ago
Mason, I think it is so cool that you know who Mondrian is. I had to look up information about him after you and I talked. Thanks for teaching me something.
-- Daddy
Posted 9 years ago
Cool seahorse! One of my favorite animals! I love the colors you chose! You make very beautiful artwork! Love, Granna.
-- Granna
Posted 9 years ago
Wow, Mason! I love all the different birds you drew! What a wonderful imagination you have! Keep up the great work. Love, Granna.
-- Granna
Posted 9 years ago
Cool dot, Mason. I know that you told me about making it, and I'm glad that I got to see it so quickly.
-- Daddy
Posted 9 years ago
Just beautiful.
-- Daddy
Posted 9 years ago
Mason, I LOVE your painting! It's my favorite one you've done so far. Great colors and great choice of animals. sea horses are in my ten favorite animals. what's your favorite animal?
-- Sarah
Posted 9 years ago
Mason, this is my favorite piece of your artwork for the year. I'm glad that you have an artistic eye - which I just don't have. The painting is abstract, but in just the right way. There is no explanation required to figure out what it is.
-- Daddy
Posted 9 years ago
Well-done, Mason.
-- Daddy
Posted 9 years ago
I love you Mason. Thank you for making this artwork. Good job. ????????????????
-- Carolina
Posted 9 years ago
This is one of my favorites!
-- Daddy
Posted 9 years ago
Hi, Mason. Your artwork is amazing! I love all the bright colors you used. And your line designs are very detailed. I'm glad you enjoy art class. I love you.
-- Granna
Posted 9 years ago
Mason - There is definitely only one you. And I'm glad that you are my boy. I think your art is very creative. It even looks like you used some of the letters from your name to decorate the face.
-- Daddy
Posted 9 years ago
Very nice Mason. I like all of the patterns that you used in the clay. I remember making some similar things when I was a boy. I can't wait to go to your art gallery! I love you!
-- Daddy
Posted 9 years ago
Nice work Mason! You always make awesome art!
-- Katie
Posted 9 years ago
Cool mittens, Mason.
-- Daddy
Posted 9 years ago
Cool artwork Mason! I love your choice of bright colors on the black background. Keep up the great work. I love you.
-- Granna
Posted 10 years ago
... There's something fishy about this monster Mason ;) hehe. I love the pastel palette, your monster would probably be Sulley's best friend in Monsters Inc.
-- Aunt Sarah
Posted 10 years ago
Mason, you are such a happy boy. I'm glad to see that the monster you drew is smiling. Keep up the great artwork! Love, Daddy
Posted 10 years ago
I meant to say purple is Carolina's favorite. Love, Daddy
Posted 10 years ago
Mason, I love the green and purple mice! It looks like they are holding hands, dancing, laughing, and having fun! It reminds me of you and Carolina, especially since green is your favorite color and pink is her favorite.
Posted 10 years ago
Mason, I love your Lines-that-wiggle artwork. The colors are beautiful and each set of lines is very different than the other lines. Great work!
-- Jamaw
Posted 10 years ago
Very cool. After the lines wiggled, they got together with all the colors to make a rainbow. Each of the lines is different, but they all work together to make something beautiful.
Posted 10 years ago
Mason you do very nice art work Love Pops
-- Mark L
Posted 10 years ago
This young artist shows a great deal of promise as a painter of yachting Impressionism. His "Blue Sailboat at Night" shows influences from Winslow Homer, Paul Gauguin, and Paul Klee, with an homage to Van Gogh's "Starry Night."
-- Dr. Uncle Larry
Posted 10 years ago
Nice artwork, Mason. I love your color choice and your design. Keep up the good work. You are very talented. Love, Granna.
-- Granna
Posted 10 years ago
I love it too. I thought I saw a mocking jay or a sailboat.
-- Daddy
Posted 10 years ago
Nice dot Mason. Reminds me of a blue moon, which only happens once in awhile. Kind of like how it's not often to meet a boy as nice as you.
-- aunt sarah
Posted 10 years ago
I love the monochromatic blue! I see a lighthouse beside cliffs or skyscrapers in the night.
