Nohah2's Comments (6)

I know you said you meant to have the reindeer be a lot bigger, so the nose didn't seem so big. But I think it's perfect. It's actually a type of art used to draw attention to or show what someone is most well known for. And, you've done just that! As soon as I look at it, the song, "Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer starts playing in my head :-) And, actually, this is one of my favorite drawings that you've created :-)... Some of the greatest creations and inventions happen because someone makes an error or measures wrong when drawing or planning. Be free and be you, especially in your art. Because Nohah is an excellent artist, and I want to see your ideas for what artwork should be. Don't worry about it needing to look "right" or "how it's supposed to be". Instead, take that picture in your mind that only you can see, and draw or color it on paper, so I can see it too. :-) ...Awesome Rudolph Portrait! Love You! -- Mom (Samara)

Oh, at first I thought it said "my mother" and I was rather puzzled for a moment. I mean, I do like to eat bananas, but "his" was where it needed "her" and I was drawing a complete blank on the name of my best friend, the jack-o-latern. But, then I realized it said "my monster"; and I became far less confused about the situation. Once again, you've drawn a priceless portrait! Love you, hun! -- Mom (Samara)

Ahhhhh! Oh, ok, it's just a picture! Your pictures look so real, the scary ones scare the daylights out of me (haha). :-P... I guess they can't be too mean though because they're smiling, huh? ;-) ... Great job, hun! Love, Mom -- (Mom) Samara

This looks like a good rendition of one of the trees in our backyard right after they all got a major trimming. They were pretty funny looking for a while there, huh?... Have you noticed how they get to looking a little better, though, as time passes? You can look at them now and see how much they've grown & changed during the 16 months (1 year, 4 months) that has passed since they were trimmed. The same can be said of a lot of growth & change that you've experienced during the time these trees were growing. Can you picture your growth chart at home in your room? The marks keep getting higher and higher as you keep getting taller and taller, huh? And as the trees' limbs are just like your legs & arms...they keep getting longer and longer! Do you think trees get growing pains from their limbs growing like you do in your knees? Ooh, maybe that's why Christmas trees like Aspirin with their water... what do you think? :-) You have changed alongside the trees' changing as well. When the trees were trimmed, you were only 4 years old. Kindergarten seemed so far away back then, huh? Think of everything you've done, all the places you've visited, all of the crazy adventures and fix-it projects we've completed. I was teaching you how to write your name, the alphabet, and numbers when the trees were trimmed. And, look at you now!...You're reading complete sentences, doing math problems, and so much more! You know, people say that a picture is worth a thousand words... And this picture of yours is a perfect example. In fact, you did such an awesome job, that it was worth a total of 1703 "characters" (letters) that it took to compose this comment. Another masterpiece, son! I Love You!! -- Samara

Ahh! I just opened this picture while outside, and suddenly all the birds in the trees in our backyard started flying towards my phone! Ok, so maybe I'm slightly exaggerating...but I think the only reason they didn't all come flying over is due to them being nearsighted & weren't able to see my phone. I think if they could've seen that far, all the birds would've been up in my business trying to land on my phone because that's one heck of a good scarecrow you drew! Excellent Job! Love, Mom -- Mom (Samara)

Fantastic Job, Nohah! Frosty was so excited that you did a portrait of him before he had to leave town to avoid the warmer weather. This is a perfect picture of not only Frosty, but the winter season altogether. Love you, Mister Little Man :) -- Mom (Samara)