Looks both professional and creative! Nicely done!
Posted 1 year ago by Jason (Father)
Nicely done. It does feel cool and calming but joyful as well. Congrats!
Posted 1 year ago by Jason (Father)
This artwork is very fun. Blue is my favorite color, and I really like the pattern of the G with the different size and colored bubbles.
Posted 1 year ago by Tammy (Mother)
I love the creativity in this drawing. I like the blue color selections and circles. Nicely done.
Posted 2 years ago by Jason (Father)
Of course it's a giraffe. Nicely done.
Posted 2 years ago by Jason (Father)
Nicely done. Very interesting.
Posted 2 years ago by Jason (Father)
Nice work GG!
Posted 2 years ago by Jason (Father)
This is an interesting array of elements to come up with this surreal photo. Nicely done!
Posted 2 years ago by Jason (Father)
Very artistic! I love it!
Posted 2 years ago by Jason (Father)
Great job, Grace. I like the little smiley face. :)
Posted 2 years ago by Tammy (Mother)
Very good Grace! Very interesting. You will need to tell me more about this piece.
Posted 2 years ago by Jason
What a beautiful piece of art. Grace, it's a truly amazing.
Posted 2 years ago by Grandma
Great job on Biggie, G. Can't wait to display her at home.
Posted 2 years ago by Mom
I love Biggy! You did such a great job! Love you!
Posted 2 years ago by Jason (Father)
The picture perfectly matches the quote.
Posted 3 years ago by Grandma
This is a very creative piece of photography. It took a lot of thought and an eye for detail.
Posted 3 years ago by Patty
Such creativity! How you saw letters in everyday objects, like the "H" in a window frame, the "S" in a bike rack and the "T" in a light pole. Great work
Posted 3 years ago by Anja
The color you caught was beautiful.
Posted 3 years ago by Grandma And Papa Schmidt
The picture shows the vibrance and perfection of the flower against the slightly hazy background.
Posted 3 years ago by Patty
This was a really neat photo. I wasn't sure what it was till I read your recap. To me it could have been a building.
