| 22 Apr 2001 |  Tristan Bronkhorst | RULEZZZ!  ) a viking i presume? | |
| 2 May 2001 |  Siobhán A. Doyle | I love celtic knots and anything celtic, the character has a ver life like expression, his face and eyes are very well done.
I am amazed he looks so life like as he was a mere doodle...thank you! | |
| 1 Sep 2001 |  Kea Marie Johnston | I like the hair as well. I think you've done an excellent job on the piece. Very unique....he looks very angsty. The only recommendation that I have is that you work on the sizing of the celtic knot. The pixels are a bit too visible in it. No big deal, though. Great work! | |
| 1 Jan 2002 |  Matthew Garrett Brown | The picture isn't bad. He seems to have a bit of a weak chin, and I think a little definition would go a long way. BTW if you ever want to learn to do knotwork yourself you should check out a book called "Celtic Knotwork" by Iain Bain (ISBN 0-8069-8638-7) It's really helpful . . . though the process is pretty time consuming. | |
| 23 Jan 2002 |  Elizabeth Stirling Wallace | Love the hair and the beautiful green eyes...Green eyes are the best... | |
| 22 Feb 2002 |  Hannah 'Doomsday' Silbernagl | Celtic knots are really difficult to do, but you did yery well. | |
| 8 Jun 2002 |  Inge Schoorl | Strong image... I love the way you've drawn the guy; the hair, his beard, his eyes, the muscles. You did a great job setting him off from the background, though I do think you might have overdone the outlining a little: the lines defining his body/profile are much darker and sharper than all the others and makes him look less realistic than it would have otherwise. Other than that, good job! | |
| 25 Sep 2002 | Bitmap_menace | does he have a beard or is that shading i can't seem to tell the difference. HIs right arm seems to be a bit out of place too. nice colouring though... you scaned celtic design needs allot of work it looks messy | |
| 8 Feb 2003 | Anonymous | I love this guy! Having Irish ancestry and green eyes myself, it reminds me a bit of ME...(at age 25  You have beautifully captured the Celtic spirit. Like the others, I could quibble over the details, but you've captured the essence of the Celtic Archetype: Red hair, green eyes, warrior spirit, and the Celtic Knot representing the artistic side of a warrior people. | |
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