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Nice job, Reese! I love it!
Posted 5 years ago by Dad
 
Love it!
Posted 5 years ago by Dad
 
Very creative way to turn cardboard into art Reese!
Posted 6 years ago by Robin
 
Love this Reese especially the faces on the heart but the bees are my favorite. Nice work!
Posted 6 years ago by Robin
 
Reese:Hearts and Bees. '''''''''''''''Does it mean that if you have a happy heart YOU WON'T GET STUNG? I'll try to have a happy heart from now on. Grandpa Fred!
Posted 6 years ago by Grandma
 
Hi Reese, This is such a happy scene, flowers and bees. Perfect for Spring. Love you lots, Grandma
Posted 6 years ago by Grandma
 
Cool project Reese!
Posted 6 years ago by Robin
 
Well, this is an interesting animal! I love to look at what you do. And I love you.
Posted 6 years ago by Grandma
 
Reese: This took a lot of thinking and ingenuity. It's like creating a whole new language. It goes to show you how your ancestors must have had to not only come up with a new way to communicate but to get the rest of the people to go along with it. Nice job! Grandpa Fred
Posted 6 years ago by Grandma
 
Reese, What a cool idea! Have you written anything with your alphabet? I really think the "g" is interesting. I love to see your art projects. And I love you, too. Grandma
Posted 6 years ago by Grandma
 
That's a pretty cool project Reese. Can you write using your own alphabet now?!
Posted 6 years ago by Robin
 
Nice job, Reese! This must have been the beginnings of wallpaper, Hee, Here! Grandpa Fred!
Posted 6 years ago by Grandma
 
I love this picture, Reese!
Posted 6 years ago by Dad
 
Wow Reese! You pulled out all the stops for this painting. I think this is your best masterpiece yet! Can't wait to see what you come up with next.
Posted 6 years ago by Lori
 
Beautiful Reese...!
Posted 6 years ago by Robin
 
This is the best Reese! The reflection in the water is amazing. How did you do that?
Posted 7 years ago by Aunt Robin
 
Reese: What a monster! I'm glad it doesn't live near me. Keep up the good work. It's great to see your artwork. Grandpa Fred
Posted 7 years ago by Fred
 
What a crazy looking monster...but a great work of art, Reese! I love it.
Posted 7 years ago by Robin
 
Reese, I do like this monster -- a lot. I remember you were telling me all about it. -- Love, Dad
Posted 7 years ago by Kevin (Father)
 
Reese: What a pretty pattern. It should be on a shirt that I would wear. You do such a great job in your artwork. Grandpa Fred
Posted 7 years ago by Fred
 
Reese: I didn't grow up on a farm the way your Grandma did but I lived next door to one. My best friend's father owned the farm and I spent many happy hours playing and working on that farm. Your picture reminds me of those days collecting eggs from the chickens and chasing the sheep around the farm. Thanks for bringing back those memories. Grandpa Moran
Posted 7 years ago by Fred
 
Hi Reese, I grew up on a farm and your artwork reminds me of it. We had animals, too and lots of tall grass! Love you, Grandma Moran
Posted 7 years ago by Grandma
 
LOVE IT!
Posted 7 years ago by Robin
 
Reese, I really love this geometrical drawing! I love how you turned a rectangle into a monster and had him hiding out! There's a lot of suspense and drama in this piece of art. Very proud of you!
Posted 7 years ago by Dad
 
Wow Reese! That is an awesome piece of art. The details are excellent. You even have the little stitches showing on the scarecrows patches. I love it!
Posted 7 years ago by Robin
 
Reese: Your portrait of a scarecrow is great, and colorful too. It puts me in the Halloween spirit. You're getting to be a super artist. I haven't forgotten that I promised you that I'd teach you how to begin to write in Cursive Form. We just have to spend more time together to get started. Love, Grandpa Moran
Posted 7 years ago by Fred
 
At first I thought these were jewels! What a pretty, colorful pattern you did.
Posted 7 years ago by Aunt Robin
 
I have always like symmetry, Reese, and this is a fine example of that ...
Posted 7 years ago by Kevin (Father)
 
Your color choices look like jewels, Reese!
Posted 7 years ago
 
So very interesting, Reese. I have never heard about ugly pots so I guess I've learned something...and I must say...this is a very nice ugly pot! -- Robin
Posted 7 years ago
 
REESE! I love this!! So cool! -- Dad
Posted 7 years ago
 
Reese this is such a cool sculpture! -- Dad
Posted 7 years ago
 
Reese: I love dioramas! And yours is outstanding! - Dad -- Kevin
Posted 7 years ago
 
Reese, I love this diorama. The cacti and animals are awesome. You did a great job. -- Aunt Robin
Posted 7 years ago
 
Reese: Your picture of Arctic Animals is very good. They are completely comfortable in the Arctic Region where there is snow and cold all year around. But I have to say that I'm glad I don't live there. I don't mind a little snow and a few months of cold weather, but I need a little more sun and warm weather to make me more comfortable. Keep up the good work and enjoy the Springtime which is right around the corner Grandpa -- Fred
Posted 7 years ago
 
Reese: Your diorama of arctic animals and their environment is excellent. I think I like my environment better than theirs. I like the snow but not every day all year long. Love,Grandpa -- Fred
Posted 7 years ago
 
Reese, I love this illustration. Everyone looks like they are having a good time! -- Dad!
Posted 8 years ago
 
Those look like thumbprint pictures! I especially like the snowman and the trees! Nice work Reese! -- Robin
Posted 8 years ago
 
Reese...I love this! It just makes me happy when I look at the smiling faces you drew. Nice work! -- Robin
Posted 8 years ago
 
Reese! I love this picture -- clearly, that girl on the left has the kind of haircut you like! -- Dad!
Posted 8 years ago
 
Well, that surely is a stack of pumpkins! I guess they're OK balancing. They all have happy faces on. Keep up the good work, Reese. Grandpa Fred! -- Grandpa Fred
Posted 8 years ago
 
Awesome! I love the Jack O' Lanterns and the butterfly. -- Robin
Posted 8 years ago
 
Awesome!!! Love the Jack O' Lanterns and the butterfly. -- Robin
Posted 8 years ago
 
That is a FANTASTIC stack of jack-o'-lanterns, Reese! I like how each pumpkin has a different "face" -- I can't wait to see this artwork in person! -- Dad!
Posted 8 years ago
 
I really love the hot air balloon, Reese. I enjoy going to the fairs with you and Mom and Hanna. This picture reminds me of those trips! -- Dad!
Posted 8 years ago
 
Reese: You have a lot going on at your country fair on this bright and shiny day. Keep up the good work. I enjoy seeing your artwork every month. Grandpa Fred -- Fred
Posted 8 years ago
 
Reese: You have a country fair with a lot of things going on. The girl in the picture sure looks a lot like you. Keep up the great work. I enjoy your artwork each month. Grandpa Fred -- Fred
Posted 8 years ago
 
Wonderful! -- Robin
Posted 8 years ago
 
This is a significant piece of art, Reese. I am impressed by the colors of the snail and the sense of scale between the snail and the lady bug versus the tree in the background. It makes me think that we have a close-up view of both creatures! -- Dad!
Posted 8 years ago
 
This is a wonderful, colorful drawing. The snail and lady bug are terrific but, because I love trees so much, my favorite part of this drawing is the tree you drew with perfectly done leaves on it! -- Robin
Posted 8 years ago
 
Hello, Reese! This is an exciting perspective of this animal because it looks as if it was taken through a pair of binoculars! -- Kevin
Posted 8 years ago
 
Glad you are back at school, Reese. I've missed seeing all your wonderful art work! I think this picture and the fish project you did in kindergarten are my favorite! -- Robin
Posted 8 years ago
 
Reese: Y:our prehistoric animal should be nice and warm in its red overcoat, right down to its tail. Good job creating clothing for your animal. Grandpa! -- Fred
Posted 8 years ago
 
Reese - I am going to miss seeing all your amazing artwork. I enjoyed seeing each one of your pieces throughout the year. - Lori -- Lori
Posted 8 years ago
 
Reese: Nice job on your self-portrait. What a smile! You have an excellent talent for portraying yourself. Keep up the good work. I enjoy seeing your artwork. Grandpa Fred -- Fred
Posted 8 years ago
 
Awesome portrait Reese!!! -- Robin
Posted 8 years ago
 
Hey, Reese, This is an amazing puzzle of shapes! Nicely done! -- Kevin
Posted 8 years ago
 
Reese...this is just beautiful. It must have taken a lot of patience to color each of those little fish scales in all different colors. I'm really enjoying seeing how your art gets better and better. Nice work! -- Robin
Posted 8 years ago
 
Reese! This is awesome! It reminds me that we need to go fishing!!! -- Dad!
Posted 8 years ago
 
Reese: What a gorgeous fish you made. Someday I hope to catch one that is that pretty. Keep up the good work. I am always pleased to see you artwork when it appears on line. I love the smile that your fish has. Grandpa Moran -- Fred
Posted 8 years ago
 
Reese: Andy Warhol has nothing on you. Your prints are just as good as his. Love, Grandpa Moran -- Fred
Posted 8 years ago
 
Those are so interesting. How did you make those prints? -- Aunt Robin
Posted 8 years ago
 
Whoa! Fish! You can tell you are a Moran if you do art about fish, Reese! -- Dad
Posted 8 years ago
 
This is very cooooooooooooool! Love, Dad! -- Kevin
Posted 8 years ago
 
Lovely artwork, Reese! I love penguins! -- Kevin
Posted 8 years ago
 
Reese: Great Penguin! You've done a good job drawing a penguin. It can't be confused with anything else. Your drawings and cutouts are super. Keep up the super job! Grandpa Fred -- Grandpa Fred
Posted 8 years ago
 
Oh Reese...Every new piece of artwork you do seems to be my favorite BUT this one really is my favorite! I love it! -- Aunt Robin
Posted 8 years ago
 
Reese: What a great Snowman or Snowoman. I especially like the hat; the way it droops off to one side. This is surely a way to build a Snowperson without getting cold. Keep up the great work and I hope to see more of your work as time goes on. Grandpa Fred -- Grandpa Fred
Posted 8 years ago
 
Reese, this is so awesome! What wonderful work!!! -- Kevin
Posted 8 years ago
 
I love it, Reese! You didn't even need snow to make your snowman! -- Aunt Robin
Posted 8 years ago
 
Reese: You did a nice job on drawing your hearts. Different sizes and different colors make a colorful picture. You are getting in the mood for Valentine's Day. Grandpa Fred -- Grandpa Fred
Posted 8 years ago
 
This is the best ever! It is not easy to draw a heart shape and you drew many, many perfect hearts! Did you count them all? -- Robin
Posted 8 years ago
 
Wow! Reese...I love polar bears and penguins and you did such a great job of drawing pictures of them and your even made a really nice decorative border all around. I love it! -- Robin
Posted 9 years ago
 
Reese: Nicely done. Your shapes and colors are really interesting and related in that the blue are triangles and the pinks are quadrangles. Last but not least comes the circular yellow circle which adds a eye-catching point at which to look. Grandpa Fred -- Grandpa Fred
Posted 9 years ago
 
Reese, this is a very sophisticated piece of artwork. The colors and shapes are very interesting to look at and the small yellow dot ends up being the part of the art that the eye goes to. Nicely done! You always work very hard on your art. -- Dad
Posted 9 years ago
 
Reese...This is very good. I love the arrangement of the pieces and the colors and shapes you chose. I think I would like to do this type of art work with you some time and you could teach me about it! -- Robin
Posted 9 years ago
 
AWESOME Reese! -- Robin
Posted 9 years ago
 
Reese: Your shapes are very well drawn. The shapes and the colors show the difference that color and shape can have on a picture. Here's a question that people often overlook. What two things have no shape but can have many shapes? .......Air and water. They have no shape by themselves but usually take the shape of whatever they're in. EX. The air in a balloon is the shape of the balloon. The water in a glass is the shape of the glass. If you break the balloon or the glass the air and the water go back to having no shape. Grandpa Fred -- Grandpa Fred
Posted 9 years ago
 
I love your choice of colors and the shapes, Reese! -- Robin
Posted 9 years ago
 
Dear Reese, This is a beautiful artwork. Grandma would be proud. -- Kevin
Posted 9 years ago
 
Reese: Congratulations on your first action drawing. I see what's going to happen. Poor fly. That's what happens when you don't watch where you're flying. You even put eight legs on the spider. Great. You really drew a story in your picture. Keep up the great work. Grandpa Fred! -- Grandpa Fred
Posted 9 years ago
 
The spider might be asking herself, "Hm, does this fly need any salt and pepper?" Very realistic drawing on this, Reese! I love the web and the spider! Keep up the great work. -- Dad
Posted 9 years ago
 
Great action sketch. "You're my next meal!" said the spider to the fly. You even put eight legs on the spider. Nice job, Reese. -- Grandpa Fred
Posted 9 years ago
 
AHHHH! I don't like spiders but I LOVE your spider web drawing! Nice work Reese! -- Robin
Posted 9 years ago
 
Reese...Your pumpkin is SO festive!!! I love the beautiful shades of orange! -- Aunt Robin
Posted 9 years ago
 
Reese: Isn't it amazing to make a new color by using two other colors. Just think, all the other colors in the world are made up of the primary colors in different combinations. You're doing great with your artwork. Keep up the good work. Grandpa Fred -- Grandpa Fred
Posted 9 years ago
 
I love the way you used colors to make the pumpkin look real...just like Mother Nature does it! Nice work Reese! -- Robin
Posted 9 years ago
 
P.S., I stand corrected on using "orange" because it looks like you created orange using red and yellow. I see you used primary colors -- Green, Blue and Red -- to make your other colors! So very well done! -- Dad
Posted 9 years ago
 
Whoa! This pumpkin is quite something, Reese! The black background makes the colors stand out. I love how you combined some orange and yellow to get a true sense of the pumpkin's color! Keep up the fine artwork!! -- Dad
Posted 9 years ago
 
Reese...I can tell you follow directions from the teacher very well and you are doing very good work! -- Robin
Posted 9 years ago
 
Reese: Looks like you're using color to make your artwork more interesting. That's great. I also see motion in your drawing. That pink ball in the back reminds me of someone sliding down a slippery slide. Maybe the green and blue balls are climbing the ladder getting ready to slide down the slide after the pink ball. Pictures look different to different people, because not everyone sees the same thing in the same picture. Great Job! Grandpa Fred
Posted 9 years ago
 
Reese, This is a wonderful piece of art and drawing. You followed directions well, and your attention to the lines and the circles are clear and evident. I also do like the colors that were chosen for this piece of art. Keep up the fine work! -- Dad
Posted 9 years ago
 
Reese...I am so happy to be able to see the artwork you are doing in school. Your project is very cool! -- Aunt Robin
Posted 9 years ago
 
Reese: It's neat how you used two different kinds of art to be in your picture this week, blocks and drawing. Most of the time, the things we see are made from different kinds of materials and we don't even notice. Nice job, Reese! Love, Grandpa Fred -- Fred
Posted 9 years ago
 
Reese! I see what you have going on here -- putting together the blocks matching the drawing sketch. Wow. Pretty impressive! I'll look forward to hearing what you thought of your work on this project. -- Dad
Posted 9 years ago
 
Reese, you are courageous, intelligent, kind and creative! Keep working hard like you do and we can't wait to see your next creation! -- Dad
Posted 9 years ago
 
Hi Reese, This one reminds me of a train that could operate on the moon. Love you, Grandma -- Marilyn
Posted 9 years ago
 
I see that you're using different things and different colors in your artwork. This is a good sign of things to come. Mixing things in your work will lead to different results. Variety is important in art, because of the different things there are in the world and you never know what will come next in your artwork. -- Grandpa Fred
Posted 9 years ago
 
Reese, I like the way you've used different shapes and textures in your artwork this week. It shows me that there is more to come and continued variety of material use. The more you use other materials, the greater variety in the art. Keep up the good work! -- Grandpa Fred
Posted 9 years ago
 
Reese, this is very interesting and I hope you will tell me about Alexander Calder and your creation when I see you! -- Robin
Posted 9 years ago
 
Good work, Reese. This one is my favorite so far! -- Aunt Robin
Posted 9 years ago
 
Reese: A very colorful piece of artwork. Keep up the work in your art. You've shown over and again that you have a talent for making things in an artistic way. It'll come in handy in the future, whether it's just for fun or part of your career. Take the talent you've gotten from your parents and enjoy it. Grandpa -- Frederick
Posted 9 years ago
 
Reese: Keep up the good artwork. Your creative side will continue to show, especially now that you're in school. I hope to see more of your work online. Grandpa -- Frederick
Posted 9 years ago