| 15 Jul 2006 |  Linda ´Liénwyn´ Nilsson | This is such a cute picture ^^ I have never though that unicorns would need a shepherdess... but now, when you have showed me this, I find that it must be so! *smiles* I love the smooth and colourful picture and the design of the shepherdess... A really nice and emotional picture... I love it!   Anne Wipf replies: "Thank you." | |
| 25 Aug 2006 |  Elise Simper | This is really great. I love that you used the old style of unicorns that are small and sweet with big ears. This picture should be a children's book.  Anne Wipf replies: "Thank you for your kind comment." | |
| 29 Aug 2006 |  Duelen | *squeak* that's cute!!^-^ I like how little the unicorns are!! makes me wanna hug them!! and i love the paint job!!! Anne Wipf replies: "Thank you. If you look at the famous old tapestry : "the lady and the unicorn" (I hope it's the right title in English), you'll see that unicorn were not so big as they are represented today. I tried to return to the origins of the legend." | |
| 11 Sep 2006 |  Sarah Johanesen | Now THAT makes sense! =) I love your bright use of colour, your entire gallery's so vibrant. YOur style reminds me of children's illustrations - that bright simplicity which communicates the most subtle emotions. Fantastic!  Anne Wipf replies: "Thank you. It's very kind of you." | |
| 24 Nov 2006 |  Aspiring Artist | Your drawings are so colorful and cheery! Makes me feel so warm and fuzzy on the inside...! Anne Wipf replies: "Oooooo ! Thank you : that's a very nice comment." | |
| 18 Jan 2007 | Stormdemon | Aw, cute. I especially like the resemblance to that famous tapestry of the lady with the unicorn in her lap. Though your version makes much more sense: I'd much rather have one on these little unicorns sitting on my lap than one the size of a grown horse! Anne Wipf replies: "Thank you. Yes, I think that the medieval tapestry serial "The lady with the unicorn" are a reference, if we want to know how really unicorns were imagined. And, as you say, they were not horses with a horn." | |
| 7 May 2007 |  Amrita Ramesh | Yes,this is my Mum's fave.I seem to be able to appreciate you more now that I've...um,grown up?Haha.But actually,it's kind of true.The shepherdess is very well proportioned and her costume is unique.The unicorns remind me of the goatlike ones I seem to remember from somewhere...anyway,nice job,Anne! Anne Wipf replies: "Thank you Amrita. And thank you mother for me." | |
| 8 May 2007 |  J. Thomason | They are so cute! Anne Wipf replies: "Thank you." | |
| 26 Nov 2007 | Natalie Hatch | How cute! I love the idea because unicorns do seem like fragile creatures. The detail on the dress is nice too. Anne Wipf replies: "Thank you, Natalie. There are many representations of unicorns. Mine is near the one of "The Lady and the Unicorn" medieval tapestry serial, because I like to keep the feeling of the original legends (and because I wanted to do something different of the usual "horned horse" representations). But all the representations may be acceptable: after all, unicorns are imaginary animals, aren't they?" | |
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