Hazel1023's Comments (65)

What a lovely pine forest. I bet one can be cooled and feel calmed walking through this forest.

WOW! What a lovely drawing. It looks like the woods where I went to Girl Scout camp decades ago. I would really like to walk through your woods.

Hazel, this is so good! You got the curve of the trunks so well, especially the 2nd one from the left. Cool values on the shaded side, warm on the bright side, it really shows the roundness of the trunk. And the far left tree, the shag-bark look is awesome. Really nice slice of the forest... welcoming and calming. I love it!

Is this purple flower a mum? Mums are nice fall flowers. I have seen ones that are maroon, or orange or yellow. I have now seen a lovely purple one!

This young girl looks like she is flying up the hill. I like the wind ruffling her hair as she flies, and the roughness of the vegetation on the hillside is interesting, especially the llittle flowers.

What a lot of interesting things have escaped from your envelope. I see hearts, a coupe birds, a girl. and an all-seeing large eye! What a great drawing.

WOW...what a great self portrait.!! I bet folks will see your artwork in museums some day!

WOW! If I peer through this eye will I see the owner's soul? GREAT JOB!!

What a lot of interesting things in your time capsule. I see some leaves, a moon and stars, a girl earing a cat-ears head band. Do you have plans for opening it some day when you are older?

I always look forward to what you have been learning in your art class. Your hands are quite good, Perhaps ou cn teach me to draw my hands the next time you visit.

What a cute little winged feline. I bet she will give some tips for wearing your cat ears.

I LOVE this painting! Your work with the grass and the sky is really impressive! And what a face on that lynx!

Hazel, this is extremely good! You're seeing more than ever in a subject and putting it down with great accuracy and proportion! AND it's your "Hazel flair" that brings the personality into it:) I LOVE this. I wish I could show it to our Linxy, right????

What a cute pumpkin! I especially like the leaves you made. They look like they have veins like leaves actually do. I bet you didn't know that my Dad's nickname for me when I was a little girl was "Pumpkin."

I like the various ways you incorporated red, white and blue into your drawing. And the shading on the neck is quite good. You must be a budding artist!

I like this three-dimensional drawing. The perspective is quite good. To me, this looks like an upside-down world, with the moon and stars in the basement and trees and a cabin above. I wonder if the people and pets in this house are also upside-down. If I stopped by to visit, would I also be upside-down?

What bright colors in your origami project! I am intrigued with the folds Maybe you can show me how you did this when you visit.

This color wheel makes me smile. I really like the interesting names you chose for your kitties. I think I might relish RELISH. I also might find JALAPENO to be a hot one!

That's a tall mountain! I see lots of trees and brown patches without trees. Were there rockslides in the past? I see two faces near the bottom of two sides. I think this Old Man of The Mountain is friendly. Maybe we'll find him one day here in Pennsyvania.

Hazel, you really did capture that style of Greek symmetry, elegance, in a utilitarian object. And doing it on Styrofoam worked so well, it looks old. Wow! This is truly GREAT!

I love how you printed your name like you would have if you had lived in Ancient Greece. It is literally "Greek to me."

Hazel, this is an excellent pastiche of Mondrian's series of trees! I know how much you appreciate trees, and it shows in this drawing. The extra element that speaks to me, is how you portrayed the sky background, because at this time we are in an active period of the 11 year cycle for the aurora borealis! It's perfect how you left the stars visible because that's what happens! Also the contrast of the dark silhouette of the tree, against the bright colorful joy of the night sky! This is simply beautiful! Mondrian would be very pleased! I sure am!

Hazel, this is an excellent pastiche of Mondrian's series of trees! I know how much you appreciate trees, and it shows in this drawing. The extra element that speaks to me, is how you portrayed the sky background, because at this time we are in an active period of the 11 year cycle for the aurora borealis! It's perfect how you left the stars visible! Also the contrast of the dark silhouette of the tree, against the bright colorful joy of the night sky! This is simply beautiful! Mondrian would be very pleased!

Hazel, this is an excellent pastiche of Mondrian's series of trees! I know how much you appreciate trees, and it shows in this drawing. The extra element that speaks to me, is how you portrayed the sky background, because at this time we are in an active period of the 11 year cycle for the aurora borealis! It's perfect how you left the stars visible! Also the contrast of the dark silhouette of the tree, against the bright colorful joy of the night sky! This is simply beautiful! Mondrian would be very pleased!

What an interesting tree! I see two blue eyes staring at me through the branches. The crescent moon could be a sideways smile. The contrast between the black tree and the colorful background is quite attention-grabbing.

Who do you think was buried in that awesome sarcophagus? I bet it was a famous Egyptian King or Queen!

WOW! I can really see the perspective as the pumpkins become smaller and smaller. Wonderful job!!

What an interesting smash book. Does LOUD and Awesome refer to you? I don't know if you are LOUD, but to me you are Awesome. Could you show me aow to make my own smash book when you visit the next time?

I see Noki's eyebrows on the H The face on the A looks like is is shouting or yawning. I see some eyes on the Z and E, making them look like little animals, Is that a beret that the L is wearing?. I wonder what my name would look like, if it had some eyes!

This mask might look scary to some, but the flower in the mask makes it look pretty to me.

WOW! I really like this mandala. It would look nice on my wall.

What a pretty bowl! I bet it would look nice on your dresser holding small odds and ends, keepsakes, and the like. Sometime when you visit I will show you the little dish that I have kept special things in for more than fifty years, and how I came to have it.

What a colorful animal! It looks like he is smiling, so I'll bet he is friendly!

What a lot of interesting shapes. I see an empty ice cream cone and a rainbow, and a spiral-y sea shell...so far! The shapes could also be animals or a map showing countries in another part of the world.

BRAVO! I can imagine all sort of interesting things in your picture. Are they animals? Or are they perhaps a map showing foreign countries?

This is really cool! I love the color balance across the painting. ??

Look at all the vibrant colors! Did you find a pumpkin like this in the local pumpkin patch? If it has a friend, could you send it my way?

This critter looks like he is about to pounce on a mouse. He must be hungry!

That's a cute kitty! Is it Noki or Koivu?

What a nice self portrait...and it even includes one of your cat-ear headbands! Good job!!

What a lovely picture! This says what is important in two ways...Love is Family...and Family is Love. I love that you are part of my family.

That animal has very long legs, and I bet he hears his prey coming with those large ears. I plan to just watch him quietly from afar, in case he is hungry!

I see several interesting and strange creatures in Potter Land. I hope they are friendly when you visit there.

I hope that if I visit your spooky house, the ghosts won't see me! I am afraid of ghosts...BOO!

What a busy room you have! I bet you have a lot of fun playing with your toys and friends.

I taught your Mama to weave potholders when she was a little girl, but I don't think we ever thought to weave paper! Those bright colors make me feel happy on an overcast afternoon. -- Beth

What a lovely, colorful forest Owlie lives in! I bet he is very happy there. -- Beth

That looks like a mighty storm! I think things will get better because I spot a rainbow among all the clouds, rain, and lightning strikes. -- Beth

Are these falling leaves? We don't have leaves like these in Pennsylvania! Perhaps if I plant a Wisconsin tree here, it will have the same pretty leaves. -- Beth

I really like this mirror image! I am now sitting here wondering about how you created it. Maybe you can show me sometime. -- Beth

What a colorful frog in your pond! I don't think the frogs here in Pennsylvania are as colorful as the one in your pond. Do you think you could send one my way? -- Beth

What colorful flowers are in your garden! Is that a ladybug I see flying by? -- Beth

I love the colorful leaves on your trees. I wish the trees where I live were as colorful! -- Beth

I love all the colors and shapes. My favorite color is the blue rectangle. Which one is yours? -- Beth

Another pretty picture with an interesting arrangement of the letters. Ask me to tell you the story of how I made my name longer when I was in first grade. -- Beth

What a well-dressed Bucky the Badger. He will be the star of the parade! -- Beth

What a happy group of animals under the fluffy white clouds. I think I would like to visit your farm to meet your friends! -- Beth

This reminds me of the goldfish your Mama used to win by tossing ping pong balls into fish bowls at the local County Fair when she and I visited her grandparents here in Pennsylvania. Those were very happy times...but probably not happy times for the fish! -- Beth

What a fun group of trees, decked out with a beach ball, a tiny snowball, a rocket and a mitten! -- Beth

Words in a famous song sung by Nat King Cole come to mind, "...when autumn leaves start to fall." I love the changing colors on the trees in the fall. -- Beth

What happy colors on this pretty Valentine! -- Beth

I think I have seen this friendly snake visiting on my refrigerator! -- Beth

It looks like a nest full of brightly colored bird eggs. I wonder if the baby birds will have the same brilliant colors? I bet they will soon hatch. -- Beth

This is my favorite picture! -- Beth, aka Grandma.

Thanks for sharing your artwork. My favorite is the one that looks like a quilt patch. Did you make that when you were studying quilts? -- Beth, aka Grandma.