| 29 Jan 2001 |  Dejan Brnic | OOOO I like this one very much!  ) I like how the water softened the lines and help with the shadows on the side of the face. Very nice picture thought I dont understand the meaning of the dragon!? | |
| 1 Feb 2001 |  Santhi 'Aquarina' Lehikoinen | Aaahh... you can do wonders with little things, huh? Such a soft picture... You did a great job on her face and the little drake is just so adorable ~_^ | |
| 17 Feb 2001 | Alena | wow! this is really good. I love the bluriness mixed with the sharpness of the image. I really really love this pic. Keep up your experimentation!! | |
| 18 Apr 2001 | Laura | her face is amazing but her mouth looks.. I dunno, puckered? This one is awesome awesome though. | |
| 24 Nov 2001 |  Jarkko Järvinen | Hmmm... propably one of your best. you should experience more with water accidents ;-) Seriously I was amazed by the intensity in this one. It's so direct. I think the lizard is somewhat useless. The face is so powerfull as a visual and emotional object. And I think the lips and the eyes are the only photorealistic things here. The blurry and surreal face gives them a whole new meaning. My mind started to run wild with this picture. Keep on drawing! | |
| 10 Mar 2002 | Zara P. Kemafena | It's a lovely pic... buuut... Wyverns are the dragons w/ just two legs, drakes are the ones w/ four legs and no wings... Sorry, li'l technicality... | |
| 11 Mar 2002 |  Anne-Marie C. Eriksson | Actually, Zara, Drakes are whatever I want them to be, as are Dragons, Wyverns, and the rest of those imaginary creatures. Until one lands behind me and tells me that it's a dragon or drake or wyvern, I'll go on classifying them according to my own imagination.
Thank you. Looking at this pic, I wish I'd left the flying thing out. | |
| 12 Apr 2003 |  Aiure Draekahn | Grr, she flicked away a dragon?? I'm offended!  I like the monochromatic thing. | |
| 29 Jun 2003 |  M. J. Ström | beautiful!
I can't really find the words.
outstanding.
magnificent.
wonderful.
all the words that has some positive meaning and fits.
LOVE IT! | |
| 13 May 2004 | Anonymous | Why are all the faces you draw so bulky and ugly it makes me want to puke   Anne-Marie C. Eriksson replies: "Well, Anonymous, I'm afraid that's my style! Can't please everyone. Luckily, I'm confident enough not to care. (Perhaps you should leave your e-mail next time so that you can get a reply to the question you ask?)" | |
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