This is so beautiful Hannah!! I really like the design and colors and the story behind it! I could see this design being used as wrapping paper, wallpaper, napkins, cards etc. Very nice!
Posted 1 month ago by Carolyn (fan)
I love sakura blossom and you have pictured it really well Hannah! Fun to learn a new technique as well!
Posted 1 month ago by Kristin (fan)
I love sakura blossom and you have pictured it really well Hannah! Fun to learn a new technique as well!
Posted 1 month ago by Kristin (fan)
Wow! That was a big project! You dug deep, so deep that it even hurt. Tear drops, school fatigue, Sandy, friends and horses, all things - sad and glad - have a place in the beautiful blue box that is your life. I like the cross in the center of everything. I guess you placed it there on purpose. Using clay as the material has also symbolic meaning; it is pliable but also breakable. I once came across an 'art class' where people brought vases or plates that had been broken and they mended them with a golden adhesive. The items became whole and useful again but clearly put together of broken pieces, with a shimmer of gold.
Posted 10 months ago by Mummu
Så mange fine små ting til å representere livet ditt. Flott eske med en av mine yndlingsfarger! Godt jobba!
Posted 10 months ago by Kristin
Very good portrait! Your friend is deep in thought and you captured it. :) I’m guessing your friend likes being outside and enjoys butterflies.
Posted 10 months ago by Carolyn
Very fascinating piece of art Hannah! You’ve thought of every detail! I’m loving to see how the light is beaming through the woodwork!
Posted 10 months ago by Carolyn
Very fascinating Hannah! Well done for thinking outside the box as you created your art!
Posted 10 months ago by Carolyn
I've been studying your works "Deconstructed Object" and "A sea of Memories". Your thoughts are deep, and your way of expressing them by specific objects is imposing. You're an artist, Hannah, with much to contribute!
Posted 10 months ago by Ellen
That's a really amazing piece of art! I am still trying to figure out how it is all fitted together; lots of popsicle sticks, triangels and 3-diamentional thinking! And the result: a Haunted House! Very imaginative!
Posted 1 year ago by Mummu
Very creative Hannah! :) I like how the horse is looking back on itself and then how the tail is swinging out. Well done!
Posted 2 years ago by Carolyn
Beautiful flowers! It is like the sun is shining right into the flowers and the dark green background highlights them even more. Well done!
Posted 2 years ago by Mummu
Great picture! Portraits are not easy, but you have captured your friend's contemplative mood very well. I also love the rose and two butterflies on the background.
Posted 2 years ago by Mummu
In deep thoughts - yes - a very good expression, Hannah!
Posted 2 years ago by Ellen
What a speed filled image! Beautiful! Love the different shades of green on the lovely horses!
Posted 2 years ago by Kristin
This is a very fascinating piece of artwork! I’m sure you enjoyed doing it! I it’s almost like I can hear the sound of the horses rushing past, with the wind blowing through their mane. I like the way you’ve used different shades of green with the lighter colored ones sticking out in your art work. Well done!
Posted 2 years ago by Carolyn
Fantastic art, once again Hannah! :) Beautiful shades of purple.
Posted 2 years ago by Carolyn
What an amazing picture you’ve sketched Hannah! You surely have artistic talent. You have an eye for detail and can make a drawing / pairing come alive!
Posted 2 years ago by Carolyn
Very creative Hannah! I like the shades of blue you’ve used!
Posted 2 years ago by Carolyn
You have placed the squirrel's eye in the middle of your picture, using the contrast of colour/black-white. Smart - and beautiful!
Posted 2 years ago by Ellen
Wow, so well done! Squirrels are so cute and your hard work has really turned out well.
Posted 2 years ago by Kristin
Ekornet ser på maten, og mitt blikk går først til øyet til ekornet. Flott virkning av farger/svart-hvitt, Hannah! Og dyr og planter har fanget din interesse; du er flink til å uttrykke deg i bildene dine!
Posted 2 years ago by Ellen
Love your Dragon eye and surroundings! Very lovely colours ??
Posted 2 years ago by Kristin
Hannah, you are a real artist! Small, colorful things became a beautiful work of art when you used your imagination and technique!
Posted 3 years ago by Ellen
When I first saw your art in the e-mail, I honestly thought the scissors were included in the drawing from a photo in some smart way; that is really fascinating and impressing, Hannah ??. The color combinations are really appealing.
Posted 3 years ago by Tante Synnøve
Du er virkelig en kunstner, Hannah! Du har lært deg å bruke teknikker som gir flotte resultater - også denne gangen.
Posted 3 years ago by Ellen
Fantastic art Hannah! I agree the scissors do look 3D! Impressive! I wonder which aunt gave you the blue bracelet? ??
Posted 3 years ago by Carolyn
You have got a lot of colors and shapes into you interpretation of “Snax in the nature”. Well done! It’s amazing what inspiration Dr Seuss can be! But the creativity was definitely your. I especially like the little tree, bending backwards!
Posted 3 years ago by Mummu
I love colourful too! Great work again, very ??
Posted 3 years ago by Kristin
Pretty scary monster! The green tounge is extra disgusting. Not sure which eye to look into, hmm. I see you have made a good effort and you succeeded in making a monster
Posted 3 years ago by Kristin
Very good, Hannah! You have really captured well your mother's features and personality. You have a good artistic eye! And as to the wrinkles, I think they are quite appropriate; all good mothers have wrinkles as they have so many things to think about.
Posted 3 years ago by Mummu
Hannah, you're a real artist! Inspired and skilful, have learned to use different techniques, and the result is a picture of a wonderful mom. Use your talent!
Posted 3 years ago by Ellen
I'm very impressed Hannah! It is no doubt about who you have drawn a portrait of. I agree with you that you made the eyes really well. Beautiful and like the real eyes. Shading also very good! About the wrinkles: maybe its a futuristic portrait of what your mum will look like when she becomes a grandmother?
Posted 3 years ago by Kristin
Your horse is so beautiful Hannah! I'm amazed! I agree that zentangles is a great way of doing artwork.
Posted 3 years ago by Kristin
Hi Hannah! That is a beautiful horse! You draw very well. But that's not all, the patterns give an extra strong impression and underlines the idea that your horse is 'at home' in its stables. Well done. I am also glad that you learn new art forms, like zentangles.
Posted 3 years ago by Mummu
Hi Hannah! Great work! Your first printing job! You are following in the footsteps of Grandpa, although I don't think he ever carved tiles! It must have been interesting to learn the various steps it takes to create a picture like this. The horse looks beautiful and I love the owl which is representing wisdom and learning.
Posted 3 years ago by Mummu
Another beautiful work of art, Hannah (...and another horse)! The zentangle technique demands concentration and imagintion, which you show here. Hurrah for Hannah the ARTIST!
Posted 3 years ago by Ellen
How fascinating that you carved in a tile and learned about the process of printmaking! Your horse looks like a young one ready to explore the world... just like you! I'm happy to hear you enjoy horses and have started to ride them. :)
Posted 3 years ago by Carolyn
You're a real artist, Hannah! And the result is beautiful; you had to spend time, pacience, and artistic thought and technique, and so we can see your dream!
Posted 3 years ago by Ellen
Wow Hannah! I agree that you have done a really good job with the horse. The owl and it's inquisitive mitigate are also really well done! The stars in the sky are beautiful too. A lot of work involved and you did it well ??
Posted 3 years ago by Kristin
Good work Hannah!! I like the colours you’ve chosen! Carolyn
Posted 6 years ago by Carolyn
I like the bright colours of the fruit and the background. You keep on learning a lot of new things.
Posted 6 years ago by Mormor
Great work Hannah! Can see you put an effort into making the fruit look round (not flat) by having a different lighter colour on one side of the fruits
Posted 6 years ago by Kristin
I think this poor bird missed the tour group to the south. But it’s OK! We haven’t even got snow yet.
Posted 6 years ago by Mormor
This looks great! A facinating way to create something beautiful. Can one cut and tie the strings and use it as a hot mat?
Posted 6 years ago by Mormor
Brrrr- this one lives in a cold country! But you have been kind to give him a cap and a scarf. Warm greetings to you and your penguin-friend!
Posted 7 years ago by Ellen
Oh, you are good at working with yarn also! Neat work and beautiful colors!
Posted 7 years ago by Ellen
That is a fun way to do your signature, Hannah! The creature looks a bit scary though - or maybe it is scared of me!
Posted 7 years ago by Mummu
What a scary Hannah-monster!!
Posted 7 years ago by Kristin
What a sweet monster, but I know an even sweeter girl by the same name - guess who!
Posted 7 years ago by Ellen
What a beautiful, sweet, kind lion you hav made, Hannah! He likes the plants in the jungle, and even taking a little dip sometimes. Your picture is telling me so much! PS Did you know that your great-great-grandmother was an artist?
Posted 7 years ago
Wow! What a beautiful lion with lovely plants around it. I am impressed!
Posted 7 years ago
Den var veldig søt!!!
-- Kristin
Posted 7 years ago
I can see how happy the camels and their riders are now, reaching their goal in nighttime. Beautiful, Hannah!
-- Ellen
Posted 7 years ago
What a beautiful, colorful, wise old owl you have made!
-- Ellen
Posted 7 years ago
Wow! Your first clay pot, beautifully painted and glanced, too! Well done!
-- Mummu
Posted 7 years ago
Great job! The portrait definitely looks like you!
-- Mummu
Posted 7 years ago
Interesting Hannah! I’m wondering what your pot is made out of? :)
-- Carolyn
Posted 7 years ago
What a beautiful pot, Hannah! Just perfect to keep 'snopepenger' in when you come to Norway this summer. (I will contribute!)
-- Ellen
Posted 7 years ago
Oh yes, this is you, Hannah! Beautiful - and the real Hannah is even more beautiful!
-- Ellen
Posted 7 years ago
Beautiful Hanna :) I am guessing this is you by the sea ... enjoying a stunning sunset! ????
-- Carolyn
Posted 7 years ago
Sweet pussycat wiht eyes like hearts! What a dashing artwork you have made, by using needle, thread, brush and paint!
-- Ellen
Posted 7 years ago
I like you cat Hannah! She looks kind and playful! Do you have a name for the cat?
-- Carolyn
Posted 7 years ago
What a sweet elephant! And I see you have written its name CHAANG in Thai, too. The hearts in the corners show that you love elephants - so do I, I love both your elephant and YOU!
-- Ellen
Posted 7 years ago
For en nydelig elefant Hannah! Får lyst på en ridetur.
-- Kristin
Posted 7 years ago
I love how you’ve used the colours in this painting. They match each other...the elephant looks kind! :)
-- Carolyn
Posted 7 years ago
Hei Hannah! Så fine farger. Jeg har lyst til å reise til verdensrommet når jeg ser dette bildet. Hilsen tante Synnøve
-- Synnöve
Posted 7 years ago
I love this picture! Especially the cat in the spaceship.
-- Kristin
Posted 7 years ago
A cat-rocket in space, how exciting! Earth and colorful planets around, very artistic! Hope they are landing safely.
-- Ellen
Posted 7 years ago
Beautiful horse
-- Ellen
Posted 8 years ago
Christmas! Expressed very clearly in your beautiful picture. You even express Mary and Joseph's sadness since they are outside the city wall. But also joy and hope by showing us the Bethlehem star. You're a true artist, Hannah!
-- Ellen
Posted 8 years ago
I love the colors!
-- Tante Synnøve
Posted 8 years ago
Interesring Hannah! I think there’s a story behind this painting! Is that a spaceship?
-- Carolyn
Posted 8 years ago
Looks like a lonely road for Joseph and Maria. The star is fantastic!
-- Leena
Posted 8 years ago
Beautiful landscape and colours - and a little horse who looks sad. Maybe he does'nt want to go home yet? Hannah, you are so good to express yourself in lines and colours!
-- Ellen
Posted 8 years ago
How beautiful, Hannah! The horse looks a little lonely and sad, so give him a pat on his back from me!
-- Ellen
Posted 8 years ago
I love those green mountains in the background.
-- Kristin
Posted 8 years ago
Beautiful sunset / sunrise Hannah! :) I wonder, is that a horse or a donkey? Auntie Carolyn
-- Carolyn
Posted 8 years ago
Fantastic house this “Hannah’s Farm”! It looks like a castle with a river - or maybe a fjord - in front and mountains in the back. Must be in Norway! And animals, too! ??????????
-- Leena
Posted 8 years ago
Wow Hannah! I can imagine that there is a beautiful story behind this piece of art! Love auntie Carolyn
-- Carolyn
Posted 8 years ago
Hanna's Dream Home -- a farmhouse by the sea, sunrise behind snowy mountains; this is in Western Norway for sure! I'd like to visit you there!
-- Ellen
Posted 8 years ago
Beautiful Hannah! So many tall mountains on the background. Is the farm on an island? Or by a lake?
-- Kristin
Posted 8 years ago
Så fint et drømmehus!
-- Synnöve
Posted 8 years ago
Fantastisk fint.
-- Tante Synnøve
Posted 8 years ago
Dette er NYDELIG. Du er en kunstner, Hannah :)
-- Tante Synnøve
Posted 8 years ago
I have seen lots of beautiful birds, but this one beats them all!
-- Ellen
Posted 8 years ago
Very good, Hannah! I like the shapes and the colors, the frowns and the smiles.
-- Leena
Posted 8 years ago
Hannah, I love the smiley mountain tops! Creative! The shades of colour are some of my favourite. :) Love carolyn
-- Carolyn
Posted 8 years ago
Little chicks have big mouths! You got it absolutely right, Hannah!
-- Leena
Posted 8 years ago
What a funny, cute little chick ??Well done!
-- Kristin
Posted 8 years ago
What a creative piece of art, Hannah! I wish I was in your class so I could do all these fun things. You'll have to teach me when you come for Christmas! Love carolyn
-- Carolyn
Posted 8 years ago
How cute fish! Did you see anything like them at the aquarium?
-- Kristin
Posted 8 years ago
Love your crab!
-- Kristin
Posted 8 years ago
Hannah, your fish look happy and well-fed. I guess they are swimming in The Red Sea.
-- Leena i
Posted 8 years ago
Now I know that fish can smile - even the big, round one on top with big teeth! So different, but all so beautiful!
-- Ellen
Posted 8 years ago
Hannah, what is folk fish? I can tell you like pink! :) me too! :)
-- Carolyn
Posted 8 years ago
Wow!! This is impressive artwork for a 6 year old! Maybe you'll become an artist? Love auntie Carolyn
-- Carolyn
Posted 8 years ago
Wow! That looks definitely a genuine item, Hannah Picasso.
-- Leena & Matti
Posted 8 years ago
Beautiful Hannah! I can see that you like pink. :) cool with the reflection on the water.
-- Carolyn
Posted 8 years ago
Is it a city that is reflected in a lake? You have chosen so beautiful colours for your motive. What an artist you are Hannah!
-- Kristin
Posted 8 years ago
What a big, kind elephant, Hannah! He can pick leaves from the treetops if he wants, but he likes cucumber, too; do you remember?
-- Ellen
Posted 8 years ago
What a cute elephant ??! ??
-- Carolyn
Posted 8 years ago
That's stunning, Hannah! I love the colours!
-- Leena
Posted 8 years ago
Beautiful, Hannah! You have been cutting, weaving and painting in beautiful colors, and all tells about love. Love you too, Hannah!
-- Ellen
Posted 8 years ago
Wow I love the colours you've chosen Hannah! ?? love Carolyn
-- Carolyn
Posted 8 years ago
Your robot looks a bit scary, Hannah, but since it's you who have created him, I think he is a friendly one!
-- Ellen
Posted 8 years ago
That's a creative and interesting robot! Have you seen one of them?
-- Carolyn
Posted 8 years ago
There is a lot of movement. Is the bird running or flying? It certainly is staring at me and saying something. I wonder what a crazy clay bird would say!
-- Leena
Posted 9 years ago
There is a lot of movement. Is it running or flying? It certainly is staring at me and saying something. I wonder what a crazy clay bird would say!
-- Leena
Posted 9 years ago
Wow! This is very creative, Hannah!
-- Carolyn
Posted 9 years ago
I like your picture Hannah! I agree with mormor and Farmor...it looks like you are making something with fruit. What caught my attention was that big bubble in the middle...and I wondered what it was. :)
-- Carolyn
Posted 9 years ago
Beautiful forms and colors, Hannah! To me it looks like fruits and berries, jam and juice, something nice and sweet. Anyhow, the artist is certainly sweet, too!
-- Ellen
Posted 9 years ago
Good work, Hannah! Looks like a secret laboratory! I guess the big jug is filled with blueberries and lingon and it's a milk shake in making.
-- Leena
Posted 9 years ago
Hannah, your art looks so real! Looks like you know a lot about science! ??
-- Carolyn
Posted 9 years ago
I love the colours, Hannah! Looks like an exciting play park. Auntie Carolyn
-- Carolyn
Posted 9 years ago
Hannah, I like your blue hippo. It seems to be a Happy Hippo. I wonder whether the plants are what he has eaten, that means they are in his stomach, or just stuck on on him when he is wading in the pond.
-- Leena
Posted 9 years ago
Beautiful colours Hannah!
-- Kristin Aasebø
Posted 9 years ago
What a fantastic piece of art!! :)
-- Carolyn
Posted 9 years ago
I would really like to meet your smiling animal!
-- Ellen
Posted 9 years ago
What a nice, funny monkey you've drawn! And the colors show that the jungle is hot and damp, just as the monkey wants it.
-- Ellen
