| 9 Aug 2000 | Ladyofthelake | hehehehehe I get first comment! *happy dance*This is a wonderful piece! I love the detail you put into it. It look very realistic. My eyes keeping getting drawn to the figure on the horse. It's just so mysterious. Love it! Keep up the good work! | |
| 20 Jan 2001 | Myself | the horse in this pic looks small..it also looks like a camel with straight legs..the hind end is way too low and the neck is too straight..not enough arch..also..if he is suppopsed to be a large horse..you could have gotten the human to horse scale right..i have a smaller horse..and my legs dont hang like that....even if this dude is dupposed to be big..horses can get huge...a horse 6 feet at the shoulder is not unheard of and is in fact quite common in larger breeds..this horse looks like it is about 15hh..wich is normal for a horse..but not at all large...and..the guy on the horse..would have to be about 8 feet for his legs to drag like that...on a small horse...so..if you wish for your horse to look large..put him in proportion to his rider and the other things in the drawing...and please..put him in proportion to himself..the horse in this drawing looks like he would have a hard tim walkin much less moving a rider | |
| 8 Feb 2001 | The Picture Maker | In other words this pic sux. He he. You're right there. It's only up here because I don't touch my Elfwood site at all since I'm not an artist but a writer. But you could have left an e-mail address or something. You didn't even leave your name! How rude. Oh well. Thank you for your comments *myself* | |
| 11 Feb 2001 | Igino Giordano | Nice scene. I like the way the audiences were drawn into it, right to the horse and the guy. Cool. | |
| 2 Jan 2006 | E. Smith | I think most of your proportion issues would be solved if you broadened the horses chest, he barely has one right now. Adding to that would help, as then the head and neck would be in proportion. Its a very well thought out scene though, the composition is very good. | |