The branch partly blocking the cat's eye is brilliant. It requires the observer's attention in a positive way. -- John
- on June 17, 2018
Great work -- Wendy
- on June 17, 2018
Much like the layer of mush around the hole -- John
- on April 4, 2018
I love the picture, thank you for sharing. -- Jean
- on March 21, 2018
Spooky hands, unsure fingers. On the right hand, the knotted pain of arthritis. On the left, fingers undeveloped with only one joint of the pinkie remaining. Reminds me of a Brothers Grim tale. Is that a ring on the proper finger? Pretty grotesque, these dismembered hands. -- John
- on March 21, 2018
Tamsyn, this is a working quest of mass and balance. The bud on the scarecrow weed shows the larger masses a grace they might strive for. Strong work, Granddaughter. -- John
- on March 7, 2018
Good For art and Good for ecology -- Jim
- on March 7, 2018
I love the snowflakes. They are Grandma Jeans favorite color too. -- Kelly
- on December 13, 2017
getting better at that shading thing. -- Kelly
- on December 13, 2017
Tamsyn, this drawing blows me away. The textures are 3D mystery that seems to live in the sea and captures an enlarged acoustic rendition of some creatures's inner ear. Brava! -- John
- on November 30, 2017
Like crazy eye balls and Many eye lashes -- JAMES
- on November 8, 2017
Feathered masses are almost ticklish. Dark and light work well, especially where light zips around a musical note like a tap on a bongo drum. -- John
- on November 8, 2017
Excellent shading of the indentations of the mug. -- Grandpa
- on October 22, 2017
Love the blues and greens, very vibrant like the water of the ocean. -- Kelly
- on May 21, 2017
Great work -- Wendy
- on May 21, 2017
Very nice work Tamsyn. Love Aunt Wendy -- Wendy
- on May 21, 2017
Excellent visual texture of waves. The anchor does its work, makes the art a story. -- Grandpa
- on May 21, 2017
The 3D effect is powerful, even flat. The old anchor is persuasive. You rock, Girl -- Grandpa
- on May 21, 2017
what is the writing on the side I can't quite make it out. Your shading is already better than mine ever was, I draw like Rodin, in other words i see a spiral in 3d. So shading is a little too slow for me, I'd rather just get to building the sculpture. -- Tod
- on May 21, 2017
Hey Tamsyn nice clean lines, keep experimenting with those angles and you'll become another M.C. Escher check out his work Relativity also if your interested I'm sure your dad would like it too; illusion optique 3d dragon google it print it out and it really works -- Tod
