| 27 Jun 2004 |  Timeka |  Loading...i agree...GO BAND GO!!!!! i play a tenor saxaphone. back to the point...i LUV your work...its awsome...keep it up and...GO BAND NERDS!!! (or at my school were called band narks)  Caitlin Shae Baxter replies: "Well, thank you very much. *laughs*" | |
| 27 Jun 2004 |  J. Shauxshaune 'Gone!' Flynn | Loading... Oh. ^^ I play the flute too! ... But I'm actually a clarinet/oboe player. And I'm choir (Go Madrigals!) too. So yay for us people who are in band and choir. (Do you get a lot of crud for it too from your directors? *sniff* Mr. Nelson can be mean.) ^^ I <3 band. And chorus. I need a life. *runs away* -Jei. Caitlin Shae Baxter replies: "Thank you so much! I'm really glad you like Kitsune, she's one of my faves, too. *laughs* To quote someone very close to me, your compliments are bad for me but good for my ego. *laughs* Thank you for stopping by. *laughs* We band geeks need to stick together..." | |
| 27 Jun 2004 | J. Shauxshaune 'Gone!' Flynn | Loading... >> You came to my gallery sometime last year.. and uh.. o_o; I've been -really- busy (first year of HS) Uh.. O_o;; ... I feel bad now. I LOVE YOUR WORK!! Thank you so much for coming by so long ago. Smack me for taking forever to come look at your stuff. I really like Kitsune (but I'm a fox fanatic, yaknow?) Purtyful.  -Jei. | |
| 14 Sep 2004 |  Matthew Shaw | Loading... I see that you've scrapped many of your pictures... hm... interesting.
I really like the new additions, and the ones that remain stagnant are some of the better ones, for sure. Please read all of the new comments I left under each drawing. Love from me... | |
| 25 Dec 2004 | *Smarty Jones Gal* | Loading... you drawings are really great!! darn i wish i could draw like that!! and i must say you are very lucky to own an appaloosa... im an appaloosa(along with horses) nut!! and a big smarty jones fan ^_^ Good luck with your horses and your art!!
p.s. there is a morgen at my barn named peanut!! lol | |
| 13 Jan 2005 | Demetreus | Loading... 1) If no piece of art is ever finished, only abandoned, how do you know when to stop working on it? 2) In your mind, have any of your completed projects ever approached the perfection with which you initially envisioned the piece, before you actually began working on it? Caitlin Shae Baxter replies: "It's hard to answer your question because art is... alive. Matthew's art teacher refers to art as an action, as apposed to a noun. (Art is the action, artwork is the product.) It's such a dynamic, versatile process... as I said before, it denies logical evaluation, so it doesn't have a definite start or end. As for knowing when to stop... it's something that all artists struggle with, I think. Sometimes you have a definite feeling that it is finished, and sometimes you just have to stop before you wreck it. As for approaching perfection, I don't think anything ever turns out the way I expect it to. However, some pieces manage to express the feeling I was aiming for, and at that point I feel satisfied." | |
| 15 Jan 2005 | Demetreus | Loading... Your pieces seem very deliberate (i.e. not throwing your pencil at a sheet of paper and calling it art), but they also seem guided by a visceral intuition that lets you know that what you're creating cannot be accomplished by "overthinking" it. Do you do much planning before you set out to create something (preliminary sketches, photos, journals, etc.)? | |
| 25 Jan 2005 |  Evan A. Lind | Loading... I really like your work, I'd say my faves are Kitsune, Mizu and the little bird dragon.Your clay work rocks! thanks for stoppin by my gallery WAY earlier and sorry I didn't reply *scratches head in embarrassment* talk to ya later. | |
| 6 Jun 2005 | Laura R. Hadlock | Loading... Wow your artwork is really cute! Keep up the great work! Always always always draw! | |
| 21 Nov 2005 |  Lindy van den Bosch | Loading... Congratulations on a great gallery of work!!! Well done. | |
