William18465's Comments (30)

I recognized this Air Heads wrapper immediately! Looking at this piece make me hungry.

Please, can I have this one?! I love it! It’s the first letter of my first name, so it’s perfect for me!
-- Love, Mom (“S” for Sandy)

William, When I first saw this piece, I wondered why you chose the letter S. Then I theorized that S is for Slytherin. Shades of green are quite prevalent in the piece and the letter itself resembles a snake. The blue-green vertical areas flanking the S have round markings that appear reptilian to me. Am I right??
-- Grandma

Is this a real mosaic or paper on paper? In either case, it is an interesting contrast of colors, shapes and designs. I particularly like the way you placed the triangular pieces--not randomly but suggesting flowers, parallelograms, flags, sailboats, etc.
-- Grandma

I love this one! The shape of the vessel is classic-no problem identifying it. The decorations are simple but varied enough to be quite ornate. The image in the middle is a bit abstract but I see the profile of an Egyptian woman working (stacking grain into a basket, possibly?) The multicolored background keeps the piece from looking dark and less than interesting. Good job!!
-- Grandma

Very interesting. Good job.
-- Candace

Nice work! Can you translate it for us??
-- John & Mary

This piece is very serene--one frog on a lily pad in the blue water. This is one of my favorites!
-- Grandma

Looks great! Looking forward to the weather warming up so we can see these in real life!
-- Mom

We love your bright, cheery flower! Candygram is right--it really would look great on a coffee mug! A great way to start the day!
-- Grandma + Grandpa

Nice artwork. Would look nice on a mug. I will let grandpa know.
-- Candace

This piece reminds me of Native American totems we saw in Alaska. The top part of the figure (the gold/orange) looks like an eagle's head. The blue section beneath it, looks like a snake or a long fish in water. The green section at the bottom right of the figure looks like a reptile head with the red bean-shaped objects being the reptile's eggs. In Alaska, each creature on the totem would have its meaning so the entire figure would tell a story.
-- Grandma

This is an interesting piece, William. I see a tree and a woman in the figure in the middle of the page. It makes me wonder if you designed it to be seen that way. It keeps me thinking. I like that. Nice work!
-- Mom

Love this! It gives the viewer an "autumn feeling." Nice work!
-- Mom

This piece remonds me of a patchwork quilt. Ilike your use of simple patterns on white and then more comple,, coloful images. Pleasing to the eye.
-- Grandma

The guy is a little scary, but I like the parts that you added, William. Nice job!
-- Mom

Good job, William! I love the bold colors you chose!
-- Grandma + Grandpa

This would make a beautiful stained glass window! Nice job, William!
-- Mom

Very interesting! I like how the color brings your eye to the figure. The black and white is cool too. Nice work!
-- Mom

I like it, William! The checked background looks like it took LOTS of time!
-- Grandma

Love this! It's so bright and cheerful. The heart is perfect for Valentine's Day! Nice work, William!
-- Mon

Nice work, William! It's fun to make the watercolor wash background, isn't it? So pretty when the colors blend together perfectly. Love the multi-dimensional part of this piece with the snowflakes popping off the page. Like actual snowflakes, each of yours is different and unique (just as I'd expect from weatherman/scientist William). Great job! Mom
-- Sandy

Good job, William! We like how you used both positive and negative space on the snowflakes and scattered them attractively on the page.
-- John & Mary

We see evidence of your love of all things Harry Potter in this piece. The dark shapes are unrecognizable and menacing - with the exception of the cross which is both familiar and hopeful. The shading in the background enhances the feeling by being eerily dark overhead but gradually lighting in the distance til a hint of dawn silhouettes the cross. As the DA fought the siege of Hogwarts, they knew they would suffer much to defeat evil but they did so bravely and reached the dawn - as described in the epilogue of Book 7. We like this a lot. Could we have a copy to hang in our Common Room?
-- Frank + Fritz

Spooky. Nicely done.
-- Candygram

Very spooky scene. Glad we didn't go trick-or-treating in this neighborhood!
-- Mom

Nice! We like how the repeating lines frame the yellow center and draw the eye to it. Making the red and purple lines irregular rather than just perfect circles makes the piece much more interesting. Good job, W!
-- Frank + Fritz

Very interesting to look at,William! We like how the repeating lines frame the yellow center and draw the eye to it. Making the purple and red lines irregular makes it much more interesting than if you had drawn perfect circles.Nice job!
-- John & Mary

Cool! Looks like he's sitting in the middle of a big, beautiful pink and purple flower.

Very cool!!!! Love the colors. Good job.
-- Candygram