I see you have done some fine pieces. Great work you do. I just wanted to notify you of an update in about a month on my gallery. More cobras fire and fun. Too busy.
Keep up the great work, do you have a death rider for your skelatol horse? that would be cool. later

they're all so cute ^^ I like your pencil works!

Lovely works, you have a great character in dwight, his pics shine with his personality hope to seem more soon!

I really like your art. You have a nice talent. Keep it up. I really like your dragons, their awesome. I also like your other ideas. Keep up the great work!

*Bounces round in a hyper fit* Bonjour Nicky finally updated!

Some people around should really take some art lessons...I'm just curious...how does the horse's front leg levitate near the ribs????

Andrea 'Silver1' Bodel replies: "Hello Anonymous!I'm going to assume thats not sarcasm dripping from your voice and answer the question. Sometimes text messages loose their meaning over the great expanse of internet and its then up to the interpretation of the reader.So...why is the shoulder levitating near the ribs? Because horses have what is known as 'free floating shoulder blades'. What that means is that the shoulder blade is not attached to any part of the body except by ligaments, muscle etc. take that away and just have the skeleton and...well...the legs would fall off. Because this was a study I ignored that and just placed it where it would hang if it were to stay in place. I hope this answered your question. As for taking art lessons, thats what I'm here for. To learn and post my progress. If you think thats bad, you should have seen what it was like before! Don't worry, we'll all make it there eventually. How about showing me some of your work? I'd love to see it!"

Take a look here:http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/loth/s/e/serenablack/serenablack.html
You'll get an idea about how a horse's skeleton looks like...

Andrea 'Silver1' Bodel replies: "Thanks Miss Sadie! I really appreciate the example, its kind of in an unusual possition so I can't get a good look. But the close up on the knees was very helpful. Did you make it, or does it belong to a friend? If you did, congrats for a great pic!"

whats up...at least one of us has gotten some updates...your stuff still looks good as always....dont worry I will be updating soon...hopefully within the week...

If that was sarcasm that the anonymous commentor gave,you gave him?/her?what for.

HI Andrea ... First of all THANK YOU for visiting my gallery and commenting on my work. I am very glad you liked my Wizard's Staff.

I really like your gallery and can appreciate the progression of your skills. You obviously LOVE to draw and have a very clever imagination... With those two traits you WILL go far!!!... And... be sure to hold onto your humility... unlike "Anonymous" who obviously has refined creative skills but could use a lesson or two in humility.

Keep drawing... observe light and shadow as well as geometric shapes in everything around you... a horse is no different from a coffee-table when it comes to the physics of light and shadow... and who cares how many bones are in a horses knee... except maybe the horse! Good Luck!