This is a nicely conceived little still-life. The colors are great. Well done.
- on June 2, 2006
This is not an easy technique. You did very well.
- on April 8, 2006
This ant is outstanding. It pops right off the metal background. -- from Taliah
- on March 4, 2006
This piece is very impressive. I love the way it is tooled! This is a fine piece of work. Good job! -- from Christine
- on January 12, 2006
Your ant really appears to be crawling off the composition. How did you do this? It is great. How big is it? What do you call this art technique? -- from Aqua
- on January 12, 2006
I really like your piece of art because I know its difficult to create this kind of work. I am working on this technique now. I know it takes lots time and patience. I am trying for low relief. I would like to burnish it with liver of sulfur to create a greater contrast on the finish. It will be similar to yours. I like your bird. Keep up the good work. Thanks Artsonia and OMS. -- from Lizbeth
- on December 26, 2005
I think the technique you have described is interesting. I would never have guested crayon rubbing as a printing media. Good luck with this style. -- from Taliah
- on November 30, 2005
I can't believe this is copper and you created the image in the classroom. What a teacher. -- from Lizbeth
- on November 27, 2005
Kyree, Tooling copper is not an easy thing to do. You have captured the spirit in you portfolio of works. Good Job!!! I. Mayson -- from Your Teacher/OMS
- on October 23, 2005
Congratulations on publishing your newest artwork from all your friends at Artsonia! -- from Artsonia
