| 22 Jun 2001 |  Alicia M. Hannah | I can't say I understand.. but It's beautiful (in a dark way) nonetheless. | |
| 10 Aug 2001 |  Kara T Wells | I undestand it's supposed to be a woman, I think. But oddly enough it reminds me of the classic depiction of Baphomet, secret god of the Knights Templar. Right? | |
| 14 Aug 2001 |  Aimee ' Igorina ' Duncan | Lovely and dark, it's like we know our potential but at the same time it is frightening because yes it is the unknown and the secret heart of things often scares us. Raw and emotional piece, very powerful | |
| 31 Aug 2001 |  Lisa Coleman | There is a beautiful depth to your darkness. | |
| 7 Sep 2001 |  Kalorlo (Heather Kelly) | Are those Mercury's horns she has? Mercury, quicksilver, change and chaos... I may be talking out of my hat (maybe it's the hatter's fumes) but this is a very powerful piece. | |
| 11 Oct 2001 | Anon. | A cruel dripping crucified origami cherry. If I try to focus on the chin, the hooded eyes gleam out at me. | |
| 7 Nov 2001 | Nathan Neil Phillips | It doesn't look as though she has Mercury's horns to me but rather the cresent moon of Athena and Ishtar. She appears to have demon's wings.
It's interesting, but I wish I could read what it says at the bottom and see her legs. Here's a question, what do men do to things they touch, keep them the same? | |
| 18 Oct 2002 | Orin Drake | I love the idea of a form behind the Wheel, being both demonic and angelic in form and nature. | |
| 12 Mar 2003 |  John R. Toohey | Cotradiction..... Great composition on this one, i love your dark shadows as well, very strange and gothic.... There is something very powerful in black, red, and white/grey when they're used exclusivly in an image... Strange and dark are what usually comes from those colors.... | |
| 11 May 2003 | Allypoo. | Jenny. Jennyjennyjenny. I don't know how you come up with stuff like this. I mean. Sure I can think of stuff like this. I just don't wanna draw it. That'd just be me trying to be more like you or C/X or something. Is the original larger than life, too? Don't tell me you drew on a post-it note again. It looks like it should occupy an entire wall in a tightly-knit soulsurvivor/-explorer community's artsy NYC basement sanctuary. Something about your errr uhmm "pantheon" pictures (cf. the Huntress) makes me think of them as your most powerful pieces. Hmm... have I commented on this one before? | |
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