Ms. Lu, Your increasing range of artistic expression is so fun! Personally, this piece reminds me of the mosaics in the NYC subway stations, which always cheer up my commutes. I wonder if those mosaics are inspired by Roman art as well... Your fan, Auntie Keira
- on January 29, 2012
You did a terrific job on this shield, Lu! The horse looks incredible. They can be really tricky animals to draw and I think you aced it! Nice work! -- Kas
- on January 28, 2012
Lu, this cover is great. I really like the article titles. Athena looks like she means business. -- UK
- on January 28, 2012
Lu- I am enjoying your use of color variations in both the sky and grass areas- it makes the piece interesting and fun! Mosaics can take a bit of time, but I think all of your effort was well worth the final piece you have achieved- well done! -- Kamala
- on January 28, 2012
Well done - two more comments and you will win all three Artsonia Ribbons and become a Hall of Fame Artsonia member! -- Mr. Straub
- on January 28, 2012
Dear Ms.Lulah, I think this is one of my favorite pieces of yours so far, and I absolutely LOVE the related haiku. It's such a treat to watch you explore different styles/genres, and mediums of expression. Your craft is really developing nicely--thanks for making art and sharing it with us! Your fan, Auntie Keira
- on January 28, 2012
Thank you for explaing the symbolism behind your shield, Lulah. You certainly put a lot of thought and feeling into the shield and the art signifying these thoughts and feelings. -- Elinor
- on December 6, 2011
Dear Ms. Lu, I'm really intrigued by your new piece and would love to hear the story behind the symbols you chose for your shield. Perhaps you could comment and tell us the significance of at least one of your quadrants? Your fan, Auntie Keira -- Keira
- on December 3, 2011
Another great piece, Ms. Tallulah! I really like the animal in the center of the watch! Thanks for sharing! -- Keira
- on May 6, 2011
Ms. Tallulah, I love your shoe portrait--especially the little critter in the background! Those look like very fun footwear for a snowy day! Your fan, Keira -- Keira
- on February 17, 2011
Lu, Your Shoes of the World art work is terrific! It is SO YOU! I loved all of the different designs, patterns and colors. Who knows --- your art work might just lead you into being a fashion designer one of these days. You certainly bring smiles to others with your creativity and talent. -- Grandma Kay
- on February 13, 2011
Lu, You are a good teacher! You made me look up the word tessellations since I had never heard it before getting your artwork. The way you mixed and blended all of the colors is really fantastic. I thought I almost saw a little hot pepper on one of the wings??? Probably NOT. I really liked the little hearts and diamonds. Great piece of artwork. I'm proud of your patience, planning and color scheme. -- GRANDMAN
- on December 1, 2010
Really fun to see your changing self-portraits every year, Ms. Tallulah! I love the dots and the background color, and I especially love how you didn't force your features to be symmetrical and just let each part of your portrait look how you saw it! Congrats, again! -- Keira
- on November 3, 2010
My favorite part is the sneaking predator cat! Oh, and I spy with my little eye something twisting on a tree branch! I love your artwork, Tallulah--it's full of stories! -- Keira
- on June 24, 2010
This is really a pretty piece, Lu! Really nice. -- Nana
- on June 23, 2010
Lu Your Native American Pendant is fantastic! I especially like the contrast of the pendant on the black background. Keep up the good work!! I'm so proud of you. Grandma Kay -- Kay
- on June 10, 2010
Lu, what's the animal? Looks like a little cat. Pretty cool! -- UK
- on June 1, 2010
Lu, I think that your dreamcatcher pendant is really great looking. Very bright and colorful. Worthy of catching many dreams! Love, Nana -- Elinor
- on May 27, 2010
Dear Tallulah, I really love how detailed and creative your Veggie Self Portrait is! It makes me laugh and smile and lucky for you it doesn't make me hungry! (I'm a vegetarian--chomp!) Please keep exploring all these different and unique ways of expressing yourself. I look forward to your next published piece! Love, Auntie Spazzle -- Keira
- on May 27, 2010
I love this one! I love all of them but this one is my fav! -- Mary
- on May 21, 2010
Lu, All the art work is just great but I must say that I have some favoirtes. I really liked your most current self portrait. Although it looks serious I see the hint of a mischievous smile and a lot of laughter in the eyes. The checkered cat is another of my favoites (it's just plain ole cute) but my most is the Veggie portrait. Uniquely Tallulah! Can't wait to see more! Love ya Nana -- Elinor
