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I can't believe this is colored pencil! The style of the people drawn is so interesting, like old Disney movie animation vibes.
Posted on The Govt Doesn't Want You to Exist! by Scot Pinkerton
The dog is so funny! Such a lighthearted, but relatable picture to anyone who has a dog or lives near one.
Posted on Where's Dat Mailman? by Scot Pinkerton
This reminds me of an art history class I took in the past. This feels like something right out of the textbook. Copying a specific art style can be incredibly difficult!
Posted on Untitled by Byron Wilson
I have seen Claude Monet's paintings and his house in person and I can really see how you channeled him.
Posted on Based upon a painting by Claude Monet by James Riva
I can really feel your emotions coming through the words here. I hope that you are not still scared or alone, and that you can reconcile with your regrets.
Posted on Poetry by Steve J. Burkett
This was a very moving poem. The butterfly kisses was such an interesting touch and a term I haven't heard since I was a kid. It shows the depth of your emotions here.
Posted on Personal words; Love Letter; Poem by Steve J. Burkett
I can feel the emotions behind this poem. I hope that no love is ever truly wasted despite what we feel.
Posted on forever by Steve J. Burkett
This was such a hauntingly beautiful poem. I wish that you will hear the birds sing again soon.
Posted on Poetry by Steve J. Burkett
This is such a beautiful picture. The word "sketch" doesn't seem to fit it because of how finished it feels.
Posted on L'amoure rayonne dans ses yeux by Johnny E. Mahaffey
This poem used such an interesting mix of words you don't normally expect to read in poetry. The imagery used with this type of language writes a poem that flows more and feels more real in comparison to poetry we were forced to read in high school.
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