| 11 Jun 2001 |  Laura | just wanted to say that this is the first time ever that I make a comment... and I've been watching drawings in this page for a long time. This drawing is just amazing... beautiful! | |
| 13 Sep 2001 | Ori Sonnenschein | Wow. The shadowing is increadible.
You have an amazing talant with light and shadow.
Keep it up | |
| 27 Dec 2001 |  Julie R. Kowalski | Love this...Simple yet expressive....Do more! | |
| 3 Jan 2002 |  Alayna Marie Hoffman | That's really gorgeous. He's got so much character, and you've managed it with such deceptive simplicity. An excellent job with shading. | |
| 14 Jan 2006 | Anonymous | Maybe I'm out of my head today or something, but he kinda looks like Boromir, anyway, cool pic! | |
| 14 Jan 2006 | Callie MacDonell | Awesome! I'm in awe! What medium did you use for this effect? Or was this a paint program. | |
| 26 Feb 2006 |  Nicole Holton | I'm very impressed how you captured and expressed him sadness WITHOUT the use of eyes! I mean you've implied it thro the shadowing but omg that is soooo well done!! I too would love to know the medium? | |
| 18 Aug 2006 |  Cahirarjaeis | "It's fall." What does that mean to you?
This picture and that sentence remind me of my novel; it is rather strange. [sad because of fall] + [shadowy guy with brown hair and familiar facial features] = [pensive me...]
The mood is a lot like my character, too. Does he have a name? I like that even though its dark, it really doesn't seem so much depressing as sad, as though there is a light waiting...
RJS | |
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