| 12 Nov 2007 |  Michelle L. Gerst | I wouldn't want to have to fight that frightening thing! Nice work melding the snake to human, but I think the arms maybe could be a tad longer. It's a great design though, and had to be a challenge putting all the arms on the torso!   Matthew W. Gonzales replies: "Yeah, talk about an anatomical funhouse, lol. My friends still think the arms look in proportion to the torso (and that it's the long snake half that's throwing things off) but I can see what you mean, they do look just ever so slightly stumpy now, lol. I'm still proud as hell though, so I'll just remember to be more careful in future. (I'm thinking of drawing an ascended one some time.) Take care! Thanks for stopping by!" | |
| 13 Nov 2007 |  Mark Andrew Goldfine | Looking good, Matthew  Like you, I have seen many attempts at Marilith's, but they either come out like fashion models with snake arms, or something along the lines of an ant with a snake body. Good job on this, mate. One thing my mind just won't give up on atm, is: if a human torso has six arms, how would that alter the torso itself? | |
| 18 Jan 2008 |  Shelz Keast | It looks very very scary. I would not wish to meet her. Though I do rather like the bandings on her tail. | |
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