William50426's Comments (10)

William once swam in the Gulf of Mexico and he knows the water there can be anything but placid. This appears to be another 3D representation, using 2D materials, of the waters of the Gulf in an approaching hurricane. Excellent!

This Kirksville Tiger was wonderfully created by William from two-dimensional pieces to form a three-dimensional masterpiece! The setting resembles a green football field that can barely contain the power of Kirksville’s mascot.

This is an amazing reproduction of the historic coat of arms of Salvador Dali’s family! Very few people know that Dali’s iconic mustache may have been inspired by the squiggle representing his mother’s crest. William has used Dali’s own style expertly!

So! I see that Flat Stanley the Dragon has been to Korea! I bet he makes accordion sounds when he moves. Where will he go next?

This is definitely something spotted by a trail camera. It’s difficult to make out, but the figure looks humanoid, standing next to a house in the distance, or possibly next to a campfire. This bears more investigation, and I know William can get to the bottom of it!

Hi William. This is quite amazing! You captured the Japan wave so well with the different circular shapes and shades of blue. Well done!!

Hi William. I never knew about Japan Notan art. You created a nice balance of light and dark reflections — plus I think the wiggly tail looks interesting! Is it a dragon tail or something else?

Hi William. This does seem pretty spooky! I would like to hear the story behind it and what’s happening!

William, this South Korea dragon reminds me of parade dragons in China. It’s really cool looking!

Hi William. I really like this India Tiger. It looks so real!! How long did it take you to make it?