oh wow, this is wonderful, i have to agree, isobell's vision is pretty much incredible

It's otherwordly, taking a child's picture and applying your own skills to it to make it professional looking, like lifting something into High Definition from a napkin scribble. But damn, she drew better than I could at that age.

Everybody, up until, say.. the third grade, is an unfettered creative genius. I'm not
even kidding. Around that time various exterior forces align to suppress this light.

I wish I could draw like a kid again. It felt so good and free to create then.

I love the way the upper jaw is the part that seems to move.

Man, kids are awesome.

very rad

Oh jeez, the eye is perfect. I love it.

Kids' doodles are mindblowing... and very very inspirational.

Haha, awesome. I love the inspiration.

Also that mouth, I can't stop giggling looking at it. Terrific

What I find best about your art is the visual span. Not the technique... everyone can do technique... but the range of 'styles' and approaches you can have to a subject. Your range of aesthetics. Like... 'hell, the concept is not working out well in this range, let's change it. BAM. perfect. Let's change back again and see what comes out'. Seeing someone 'out there' who has fun with possibilities a subject carries is like finding someone with a portable gas stove on the frozen tundras of siberia.

The versatility. Finding boundaries you can smash to pieces. Finding solutions. Searching for problems you can find solutions to.

I think I just found my long sought difference between Art and art. The latter strives for homogenity, while the former uses all means available to do 'something cool', without all the bullshit ego related issues, as art is all that matters in art.

Another Analysis Of Chris Goodwin By A Basementgrown Critic, lol, sorry.

Yeah. So good to see your stuff...

This ass

is the best ass

I can practically hear him bray

awsome very good he'll be 5 tomarrow i get a lot of drama posting his art i love his art and im proud to show it off i dont have the stuff to make it more spiffy like you did its looks great she did a good job

This does not look like a cartoon painted on a wooden surface. Perhaps you meant to emphasize a "battle" between texture and form?