| 21 Apr 2000 |  Eddie Evans | Priceless expression and quite the haughty look! Wonderful...could be my favorite of yours. Simple perfection!   Jeremy Clay Fowler-Lindemulder replies: "Thanks. I play her in the RPGA's Living City campaign. I make up vague fortunes, and convince people that I am correct in my interpretations as I subtilely modify them to suit situations. Haughty might very well be the proper word in this instance. She now has a local reputation for uncanny accuracy." | |
| 14 Aug 2000 |  Heidi Hardmeier-Rogers | Her hands are a bit too small, but her expression is priceless!  Jeremy Clay Fowler-Lindemulder replies: "Hmmm... I always thought it was the head that was too big." | |
| 14 Dec 2000 |  Andrew P. Morris | I think I agree with Jeremy on the head size, but I wouldn't change a thing. Somehow this picture works anyway, and the expression is priceless!  Jeremy Clay Fowler-Lindemulder replies: "Undernourishment as a child - Doesn't that make the body grow smaller in relationship to the head? I do play her as if she has known hunger and poverty. She has vowed never to be poor again, and often makes odd aliances for greater monitary reward." | |
| 4 Apr 2002 | darquesyn | *slaps her hand down on the table as she laughs* "ima bellievir!" i get it i get it! Hehe, great name for the picture and the work is really, really great! Thanks for sharing!  Jeremy Clay Fowler-Lindemulder replies: "You're welcome. While the pun is the highest form of language, it is often relegated to the lowest form of humor." | |
| 12 May 2002 | Jerrod | | |
| 23 Jul 2002 |  Egil | Nice face. Good details | |
| 1 Feb 2003 |  Kathryn Castle | Ooooh, this is a nice pic! Her expression is much nice. But I think something is off about her arm, or her shoulder, although I'm not sure which. It might be that her forearm is too short or her shoulder is too narrow - I can't pinpoint it. It's nothin' big tho ^_^ Ach, anyway, I love your style man, it's great! *applauds merrily* | |
| 14 Jan 2007 | Elena Firon | Ima Bellievir-Excellent name. May I ask if I'm a Believer ever crossed your mind for that one? It's great. *applauds* And I love her expression. It's great. | |
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