| 25 Apr 2001 |  Khat | Your background is amazing. You always have a way of making the surreal, well, real. The armor is interesting. Creating a texture between the fleecy part and the armor plate that looks like opal. Wow!
She looks like a Roman centurian...or whatever the name might be. You know the uniforms of the soilders you see in 'Ben Hur'. Heh. I like it! | |
| 12 May 2001 | Alex | Nicely done. Very creative and unique. Hey see if you can do an elf in armor i'd love to see it. I got this one on bookmark, keep up the good work. | |
| 12 Nov 2001 | Anonymous | But what is she looking at? Did the dragon spit on her boot? Why is she staring at the ground? | |
| 29 Oct 2002 |  Marina Gardner | *hehe* 'opal armour'*u*
the background is purty.
*MGG | |
| 5 Dec 2002 |  Sarah Colley | I love her knee guards. The coloring on them is so vivid! | |
| 24 May 2003 | Minus/Sebastian-p | It is probably a bit hard to draw women in armor, although some artist I know of claims it's easier to draw women than men for some reason. Each to their own, eh?
I always enjoy nice art, in any form! And this is lovely, I love all the art on your page. Expect me to come back and check for more, it's amazing. She looks slightly 'butch', yeah, but it'll probably loose itself for you in time. It looks beautiful! The mask, the armor and the helm.... Det är vackert. | |
| 24 Jan 2004 | Shorty | I really like it. the background is awesome and i like her knee gaurds too. but whats with her mask over her eyes.it looks a little weird. | |
| 21 Sep 2004 | Tom Goya | I luv it! I luv it! I LUUUVVV it! Sorry, couldn't help it. Anwayz, I think "beautiful ladies" and "fancy armor" go hand - in - hand anytime, anyplace. You are truly incredible, Nicole. I don't know where you get your talent. If I had even a fraction of your gift. . . man, there's no telling what I could churn out. In fact, I'm so impressed by this piece, that I just wish I could meet the master herself, in person. That would be, like, a dream come true! | |
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