| 3 Feb 2000 |  Julianne Sizemore | Yes, as the others say--this picture needs no color. It might just obscure the wonderful detail (but what would I know about coloring...?) I'm tempted to say that his head looks to small for his body, but perhaps it's just the fit of his clothing... This character sounds intriguing. I'd love to meet him sometime. | |
| 7 Mar 2000 |  Anne-Marie C. Eriksson | *tries to find something slightly negative to comment on* Erm... The frame is beautiful, but it sort of steals away your eye from the Moc himself. It has such different colors. But that's just me, desperate to find something human in you. *looks closer* Great details!! What did you draw this with..? | |
| 28 Mar 2000 |  Oliver Booms | Ohh, it looks great! No colour needed, definitely. I really like his clothes; they look like a great deal of thought have been put into them... they look so *real*, like somebody would actually like to wear them... and look cool wearing them. | |
| 28 Jun 2000 |  Linz | I agree with everyone else! DONT COLOR IT! Seriously! It is a fabulous picture.  I envy the way you can do guys. I can't draw guys for my LIFE! keep up the great work!  | |
| 3 Jul 2000 |  Angela Maria Iennaco | I think that this pic is the best in your gallery. He is expressive and his armour is rich in details... very beautiful! | |
| 14 Sep 2000 |  Cheryl L. Chastant | He is fabulous, just as he is. Wonderful clothes; the drape, wrinkles, tatters...shading. | |
| 8 Jan 2001 | Deborah L. R. Dixon | beautiful. DeTailed garb is such a challenge. I like the sketchiness of it. I'm sure you will make a great colored version also, but I think this is very effective the way it is. | |
| 19 Jan 2001 | wrede | Needs no color. Has a wonderful quality especially with the border. It enhances the charter much more. | |
| 12 Mar 2001 |  Heather D. Lucchesi | Ooo! He is very handsome..This picture is awesome! I love the style. You must have put a lot of work into this. | |
| 6 Nov 2001 |  Ivar Dahlberg | Nice!!! Have you noticed that he´s leaning a bit forward? I ALWAYS get that problem in my pics. But I usualy just rotates them after I´ve scanned them. | |
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