This is really interesting, love the choice of metallic colors and wavy swirly lines and designs. This must have been fun to work on! Love you buddy. -- Uncle D and Aunt Niki
- on September 17, 2010
Well....Steven....this latest expression and adventure in art was quite interesting....I expect it has some meaning but I am lost to understand what that meaning might just be? So, whatever it is...I LIKE IT!! You ROCK grandson.... Love ya, Grandpa B.
- on September 17, 2010
This one looks very "tribal"...have you been visiting the Tribal lands? It shows a lot of motion in it. Good work Steve -- Grandma Lo
- on September 17, 2010
Mighty Neat Stuff Stevie....Maybe you'll be an artist someday........KEEP UP THE FINE FINE EXPRESSION IN ART YOU DO SO WELL. Love you..... Grandpa B
- on September 17, 2010
Great Stuff grandson. Keep it up and you'll be in the White House someday. Love you Stevie. --- Grandpa B
- on March 23, 2010
Way to go STeve....I think this is my favorite so far. When we come up, we will have to do some artwork together!! -- G'ma Lo
- on March 23, 2010
Hey Bucksnort! Great work! Keep those creative juices flowing. Love ya, Grandpa
- on December 7, 2009
Wow Steve...your art talents are getting better all the time. Keep up the good work.
- on December 4, 2009
Congratulations on the incredible bad hair day portrait. Awesome. Mrs. Pfeifer
- on September 28, 2009
Hey Steve...looks like ME in the mornin'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- on September 28, 2009
HEY Bucksnort!! Eye C you R at it again! Mercy!! WHAT THE HECK IS IT??? Could this be your expression on paper of Grandfather playing his spoons??!!while listening to The Old Crow Medicine Show? Could it be SHELBY dancing with the dog?? Might it be the visual representation of the word "UGGGG!" that the Caveman said to his wife after she burned his dinner? Maybe it it is indeed a drawing of the Aliens that landed in lovely downtown Plymouth near the pink house on the corner? WHAT THE HECK IS IT!!?? Well....Stevie....whatever or whoever it is...ITS GREAT!! Keep up the Fantastic artistic expressions that roam in and drift throughout your mind. The abilities to express ourselves through art is what truly seperates us from other species (animals) that we share this planet Earth with. Love you Bucksnort..... Grandpa B.
- on September 25, 2009
Pretty scary stuff here...you sure do have a good imagination. Maybe we have a real artist in the family getting started. I just don't want to meet whoever is doing your modeling for you!! Keep up the good work...................G'ma Lo
- on June 24, 2009
Wow Steven! What a really cool creature you made! In a way it looks like a yellow chicken face but it also looks like a strange deep sea fish with a huge eye!!! Keep having fun with your artistic expressions! Love yah buddy! Uncle Donnie and Aunt Niki
- on June 12, 2009
What the heck is that? Is this a sculpture of Shelby having a bad hair day? My lord Buck-snort what is that thing ? Could it be that this is a rendering reflection and example of what the aliens looked like that landed in your backyard last month? Could this is a new species recently found in the Chenango River? MERCY!! WHAT IS THAT STEVIE!!??? Well, whatever it is.....you've done a GREAT JOB in having your Grandpa B's imagination run wild. And is that what abstract expressive art is? Whoever looks at this piece will have their imagination turned-on and see it totally different than the next person who looks at it and wonders what the heck it is. Now that's true-expressive abstract art grandson. GREAT WORK!! KEEP THOSE CREATIVE THOUGHTS FLOWING!!
- on June 12, 2009
Well Mr. Buck-snort....you have indeed out done yourself with your newest creations. YOU ROCK GRANDSON!! Keep-up your artist flair and continue on expressing yourself with ink and paint. GREAT STUFF !! I'm truly impressed.
- on June 12, 2009
Hey Steve....I just love this one!!! How did you get your dad to sit long enough for you to draw him?? You did a wonderful job!
- on June 8, 2009
Hi Steven, I really like your mosaic butterfly art. I think it's great! Keep up the good work. Loveyah buddy! From Your Uncle Donnie and Aunt Niki
- on May 26, 2009
Great picture Steve!
- on May 22, 2009
Excellent work Steven! I like how the dark red face changes into a purple/blue face! Love, Uncle Donnie
- on April 28, 2009
Hi Steven, WOW! This is super! I like how you used the bright rainbow-like colors on your fish! Love yah buddy, -Uncle Donnie
- on March 31, 2009
Steven, You must have had fun with this one. I think it's great! I really like it! Love yah bud, -Uncle Donnie
- on March 31, 2009
Hey Buddy! I really like this cubism drawing, you do great work! Love, -Uncle Donnie
- on March 31, 2009
Don't you just love this unit on Cubism. I love the angles in your drawing. Mrs. Pfeifer
- on March 31, 2009
I love the Jasper Johns in oil pastels. Well done. Mrs. Pfeifer
- on March 31, 2009
Well Stevie....this was certainly an interesting artful expression by you. I like it! Makes me think its a bit like seeing a artistic Bingo game card. Really neat!! Keep up the GREAT WORK Stevie. You ROCK!! Love ya, Grandpa Bush
- on March 31, 2009
Hey! Mr. Buck-Snort, GREAT!! SUPERB! FANTASTIC! KEEP UP YOUR CREATIVITY WITH THE FLARE FOR DETAILING YOUR EVERY THOUGHT AND PASSION. YOU ROCK STEVEN. Love ya, Grandpa Bush
- on March 31, 2009
Congratulations on publishing your artwork on Artsonia. pbartteacher
- on March 31, 2009
Congratulations on publishing your Chinese Scroll. You did an awesome job. I love the colors that you used. Well done. Mrs. Pfeifer
- on March 31, 2009
Congratulations on having your artwork posted on Artsonia. I love it. Mrs. Miner
- on March 31, 2009
Steven, Dude nice work and it's nice to have you for a friend. From, Gabe
- on March 31, 2009
Awesome self portrait artwork. Congratulations on publishing artwork on Artsonia.com Mrs. DeTomi in the office
- on March 31, 2009
Outstanding job on your winter fun figures. Mrs. Grenier
- on March 31, 2009
Keep up the hard work. Ms. Collier
- on March 31, 2009
Keep up the awesome artwork. Mrs. Greeley in the office
- on March 31, 2009
You did a wonderful job on your weaving project. Mrs. Pfeifer
