This reminds me of the wine bottles we had at our restaurant the colored candles would drip down and make rainbow colors on the wine bottles. Ask mom about them
- Mima on October 23, 2024
This is amazing! Proud of him
- Melisa (Mother) on October 15, 2024
I absolutely love this! Now we can hang this next to my art at home
- Melisa (Mother) on October 15, 2024
Is this a self portrait or of a player you admire ?
- Mima on October 15, 2024
This is awesome kid!
- Melisa (Mother) on September 25, 2024
Tommy this is interesting because it looks like split screen turtles as well as fish
- Mima on September 25, 2024
Great job! I can’t wait to talk to you about your inspiration for this artwork!
- Gramma on September 25, 2024
He worked so hard on this and I couldn't be more proud of him on how 3D this came out
- Melisa (Mother) on September 3, 2024
This is awesome!
- Melisa (Mother) on September 3, 2024
New Picasso ????????
- Mima on September 4, 2024
Like the striped illusion xo
- Mima on September 4, 2024
Tommy I thought you would like to know that Babe Ruth used a variety of baseball bats during his career, never giving any bat a specific nickname. Ruth started out swinging a mammoth 36-inch, 46-ounce bat, but switched to a smaller bat later on in his profession. Ruth was fond of using Louisville Slugger bats throughout his career and is credited with having more bats made for his personal use than any other player of the era. Compared to most players of his generation, however, Ruth broke very few bats, mainly giving them away to friends as souvenirs or allowing them to be used by the Yankees for promotional material.
