| 3 Sep 1999 |  Elvira Björkman | Weehee! No comments, here! ::dances around, yelping: I get the fi-hirst, I get fi-hirst!::
::notices blank looks from others:: sorry 'bout that. On to the comments.
I thought I'd be original for once and don't comment on the purdy elves and fairies, then I found this
goodlooking fella. I adore the way you work with proportions, makes me wish I could do it.
But anyways, your colorwork looks excellent as well. Only the fact that this is a 'she'.... | |
| 8 Sep 1999 |  Christine Osborne | Well, I could tell it's female, because of the markings around her...uhhh...eyes(I suppose I could call them that, for now) and she's a pretty blue green, very nice color^_^ Bugs to me are hard to draw, but you did a wonderful job! | |
| 28 Sep 1999 |  | Another insetct person... you do a really good job on these, insects *Are* hard to draw. IT is hard to tell ehr gender from one standpoint, but even without your description, something about her comes across as female. Huh. | |
| 25 Apr 2000 | Johnny Chaos | She looks like an AD&D Kreen of some sort. Well done. She looks awfully tall though | |
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