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Joe Grega, Rayzor's Edge

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Sing Out Loud
I like the sense of movement that emits from their mouths.

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A work in progress as much artwork tends to be!

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Blowing Off Some Steam
I like the playfulness of this image and the "happy mistakes" that took place along the way.
This was a great lesson and I will definitely use this in the upcoming school year.
Thanks for a fun afternoon :)

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Cynthia Evans- Lakew

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Mandy Pate WES
Kindness Rocks!
I always like to have "control", but this project had a couple of places that went a little "wonky". I enjoyed the original process of painting "kindness rocks" with my granddaughter so I enjoyed creating artwork with this photo

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Smiles out of Tears
I like how the colors start dark by her head and get lighter and brighter as they get further away.  The picture was taken because I was trying to get her to laugh after she had been upset.  I fooled around with her hair and when she looked at the results, the troubles went away and her smile came back...Mission Accomplished!

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"Choose Joy" - I love the blended colors and how they flow across while also pouring down.

Tammy Holt's Artwork makes me feel energetic!
Megan Basset's artwork is so original.
Jessica Watson's rocklike platform has a beautiful wet on wet look

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The Power of Color
I like the color blending in my picture and the contrast of the black and white photo against the colorful rays.
Stevie's picture makes me want to go outside.
Christian's picture looks like a waterfall of color.
Jackie's picture is fun and whimsical.
Denise made a great composition using color and black background.

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Stopping the Overwhelming

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Seaside

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Title: Introspection
I like the interplay between positive and negative space, as well as the contrast of geometric and organic elements.

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a.Endless Possibilities b.I like all of the action and movement that are expressed through the different kinds of lines. c.done :)

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To Sally- You are on top of the WORLD! Very symbol

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To Sally- You are on top of the WORLD! Very symbol

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Don't Mess with My Tutu

I like the way I was able to ground my model with the color

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Finish Line - I feel like this is a little sparse, but I like the general idea. I really enjoyed this lesson and am already making a second! Thanks!

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Submerged

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Top of plateau---WOW

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I enjoyed this project. I used the technique to create a memorial for a friend that just passed away. His name is Bucky Brown, and he was a drummer. We played at his memorial about a week ago, and that's where the photos came from. The drumkit I painted within the piece is his. I would have liked the photos to be bigger, and the overall composition to be bigger, too.

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I really like the subject matter and concept, but I am not happy with the outcome. I wish I orientated my paper vertically so I would have room to create more flowers. I really like the use of the quote even though I wish I used a dry medium to write it out. A Beautiful Garden

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I think I could add a little more color to my background in the top half. It was difficult to pose this action without it looking stagnant. I think my pose would look more realistic if I
had something in the bucket to toss.

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I really enjoyed this but it is evident that I am not an art teacher in any medium except digital.

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The colors got a little muddied....I am not well versed in watercolor, but I like the movement and direction of the piece, as well as the initial photo.