| 13 Feb 2003 |  Sean | yo James. This picture is still great, no matter what anyone says. A lot of your drawings have a good feel to them in black and white, but this one is definately better off having been done with color. Keep up the good work dude. | |
| 13 Feb 2003 | Angela | I really like what you did for the background. Working with color seems to enhance your work despite your initial fear of it. | |
| 17 Apr 2003 |  Shaun | Great lighting on the face! The expression lends a thoughtful feeling to the picture. | |
| 28 Jul 2003 | Chris P | Hello, I'm checking out your pictures, Very cool! | |
| 4 May 2004 |  Beth 'vampyrhobbit' Stiner | Nicely done! I admire your shading, particularly in the face. I have yet to master the fine art of shading, myself. I am especially impressed with anyone who can successfully work with oils. | |
| 5 May 2004 |  Tyler Meine | This is easily the best piece in your gallery, for a few reasons. Your ability to apply color to your command of the face is admirable - I myself can shade, but I can't color for the life of me. You handle the admosphere really well, and the cloth too. The entire result is a very tight piece. Well done. | |
| 27 Jun 2004 | Jessica Cano | Nicely done!
The way you painted his face it looks like you took a lot of time and care!
Good composition too! | |
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