I love the details in your drawings. It was fun to identify the many fruits and vegetables. Was that tissue paper of the rainbow colors on top of the original art work? Fantastic! -- Jan
- on April 3, 2014
Natalie--Saw your latest art---the very colorful, fruit and veggies--very nice! Love, Grandma -- Carol
- on March 25, 2014
AWESOME Natalie, LOVE the colors !!!!! -- Mary
- on March 27, 2014
Love seeing all your art work!! I'm not sure how this was done. -- Carol
- on January 19, 2014
Well Natalie, this is my all time favorite work of art that you've created so far. It's awesome! -- Jan
- on November 15, 2013
I'm enjoying seeing your art projects, again! -- Carol
- on October 20, 2013
I like looking at the colorful shapes and the shading. -- Jan
- on October 15, 2013
I love all the details in this assignment. My favorites are the music section and your phrases "Art is feeling. Art is creativity." You're awesome! -- Jan
- on October 15, 2013
Love how you expressed your view of art Natalie ! -- Mary
- on October 15, 2013
Just posted this to twitter, thank you for inspiring me Natalie ! -- Mary
- on October 8, 2013
I love this Natalie ! I guess you know my favorite would be the dog !! Looking forward to lots of great art to display around the house ! Love~Aunt Mary -- Mary
- on September 30, 2013
Hi Natalie, I love your idea for a first job. I didn't know that you like volleyball. I used to be an assistant volleyball coach at Wickliffe High School. -- Jan
- on September 18, 2013
This is a very neat technique. I remember doing this when I was in school and Jenna and Eric have done it as well. Your owl turned out great - like the color choices behind it. -- Laura
- on December 9, 2012
I really like your owl. Its very easy to understand what it is. Your a very artistic person. -- Lauren
- on December 1, 2012
I love this beautiful owl! -- Susanne
- on November 2, 2012
very nice---he looks like a "wise old owl"! -- Carol
- on November 1, 2012
I love owls! He's impressive. -- Kathleen
- on November 1, 2012
Wow Natalie...of course I see a mustache... tell us about the tears... -- Aunt Mary
- on November 1, 2012
This is very neatly done. -- Jan
- on October 26, 2012
Symmetry is usually predictable, but I'm left wondering......Why the tears? As always, an interesting piece. -- Kathleen
- on October 26, 2012
Nice job! So bright, but so sad. -- Susanne
- on October 26, 2012
This robot has so much personality. I love that his arms are wavy and his head is like a marshmallow! I think we should call him Franklin. -- Susanne
- on October 26, 2012
This is excellent, Natalie! You really did a great job, achieving the third dimension. -- Carol
- on October 25, 2012
Natalie ! I love how the arms and legs are formed and the facial expression and shading, I wonder what this robot is thinking ? -- Aunt Mary
- on October 25, 2012
I love your choice of creative shapes and the expression on the robot's face. It makes me wonder ... what is he/she looking at? In the drawing your shading is quite good. -- Jan
- on October 25, 2012
This guy looks like he's ready for anything! -- Kathleen
- on October 20, 2012
This piece invokes several different, and conflicting, feelings for me. It's darkness is somehow comforting and although the tree is bleak, it arms are reaching out to embrace and welcome me. Interesting! -- Kathleen
- on October 14, 2012
Very pretty, Natalie! I love the shading of blue and the contrast of the black. -- Carol
- on October 14, 2012
I love your tree of life because the swirls are pretty and the color is great -- Casey
- on October 12, 2012
This tree symbolizes to me how each of us has certain beliefs that become our "roots" or foundation for life. But as we grow and mature, those beliefs can change as we keep reaching like tree limbs toward the Light. This is awesome! -- Jan
- on October 12, 2012
Wow, very powerful. Makes me think of the stages of life with the fading shade of color and a family tree with many branches and a strong trunk. -- Susanne
- on October 11, 2012
Natalie ---Your artwork continues to inspire me, each one I see becomes my new favorite. I love that the tree has so much expression and what a great contrast with the sky ! -- Aunt Mary
- on October 11, 2012
I love the latest "tree of life" picture! -- Aunt Laura
- on October 11, 2012
I love it. The bright colors make it so vivid. I think it is very bright and stylish and very neatly done. I love the eyes the best! Susanne -- Susanne
- on October 5, 2012
Natalie - This is the coolest !! The use of color, the flower eyes, and the pattern around the face are so creative ! -- Mary
- on October 5, 2012
I love your use of triangles and your decision to draw a happy skull...very unique! The flowery eyes make me wonder if the dead person is feeling peaceful...feeling o.k. with being dead. This is my favorite of your drawings. -- Jan
- on October 5, 2012
I like the boldness of the colors! -- Carol
- on October 5, 2012
Good job Natalie.Thats really neat and it just pops out at me .I just don't want to stop looking at it. -- Dasia
- on October 5, 2012
I like your picture because your structure is good and you have lots of details. -- Casey
- on October 5, 2012
I love the colors and my favorite part ---The eyes !!! -- Aunt Mary
- on October 5, 2012
I really liked this picture, Natalie. My favorite so far! -- Carol
- on September 20, 2012
This is a great poster with good choice of content. I look forward to viewing your future artwork. -- Jan
- on September 20, 2012
I LOVE the quill pen, flag and think the whole piece is so well done !!! -- Mary
- on September 20, 2012
I like the angle of the flag, it makes it seem dynamic -- Dad
- on September 19, 2012
I'll will have to show this to Uncle Pat. He will love it! -- Lynn
- on September 17, 2012
Nice job ! Looks like you can pick it up and use it -- Kathy
- on September 17, 2012
Well done. I could stare at this for hours. Just enough Zen, just enough tangle. -- Matthew
- on September 16, 2012
Awesome! You've given life to an inanimate object. -- Matthew
- on September 16, 2012
Good job, did you use your Dad's pliers for inspiration? -- Carol
- on September 16, 2012
very realistic, nicely done!!! -- mom
- on September 16, 2012
Natalie, on both the pliars and amoeba you've used great attention to details. -- Jan
- on September 17, 2012
Natalie, the pliars are very life-like. I think you're great at capturing details. The same for the amoeba! -- Jan
- on September 17, 2012
Love the shading and definition !!! -- Mary
- on September 15, 2012
Very unique and interesting - great job -- Kathy
- on September 14, 2012
I love what you did with only black and white. It's really interesting. We can't wait to see what you do next! -- Trina
- on September 13, 2012
It is good. It looks like different parts of animals. -- Paul
- on September 12, 2012
It is so cool. The picture is interesting. -- Maggie
- on September 12, 2012
Natalie, I love the artwork. Paul and I think it looks like many different types of animal skins. So cool! -- Lynn
- on September 12, 2012
I love the creative patterns and the definition, so cool Natalie ! -- Aunt Mary
- on September 12, 2012
this is neat - it is very scaly and fossil-like -- Mark
- on September 11, 2012
This makes me feel as if I am caught in a net. But I'm not in a hurry to be freed from it. It feels kind of nice! -- Kathleen
- on September 12, 2012
Really cool Natalie! -- Aunt Laura
- on September 11, 2012
Natalie Your drawing is very interesting! Modern art baffles me,you'll have to help me understand it. Grandma -- Carol
- on September 11, 2012
I like the way this drawing appears to have such shape and dimension, makes me wish I could pick up this object. Off to a good start! I'm looking forward to lots of interesting art work this school year. -- Susanne