| 10 Feb 2002 |  Twilight | Cabbit? That looks totally different from a cabbit.. Check out the Ryo-Ohki as a humanoid in the OAV series. Other than that, I love the wings! They're so colorful and purty!   Lynn A. Davis replies: "Cabbits are not exclusively an anime thing. They're a well established legend in European culture as well. Therefore there is no reason for all cabbits to look like cabbits from one particular piece of animation. But I'm glad you like the wings." | |
| 27 Jun 2002 | Snap dragon | I like it for the most part the the hips are what bother me *wimper* i think htey look not to cuddly but large in proportion the the body but other that that i like it!  Lynn A. Davis replies: "Well I'm afraid this is indeed based on a real person so you'll have to live with the thought of a real woman with HIPS. But if it comforts you any you can believe the large hips are a result of the hips and legs of a cabbit being the rabbit portion." | |
| 28 Jun 2002 | Cevic the Romulan | You should submit this to Star Wars art publishers. There is actually a speacies of upright walking rabbits. They are unimmaginatively called the Bunny Empire. Sounds stupid I know, but my friend in gaming had a Bunny character and he kicked @ss. | |
| 4 Sep 2002 |  Kimberly Platt | I just want to say that I love you artwork you draw your woman all sizes! Woot woot! Why does does **mostly men** think that women should be drawn like toothpicks with huge tits huh? what's wrong with alitl meat on the bones?!=3 I draw my female character all sizes.^^ Good work keep it up by the way would you like to do an art trade? =3  Lynn A. Davis replies: "Nice to meet a fellow fan of meaty women. (What is it with the toothpick with two grapes figure anyway?) As to the trade, I haven't drawn in months and literally don't have time right now. I'll save your email so if the muse decides to come back to me and force me to find time I can contact you.  " | |
| 20 Nov 2002 | Jean Lynn <princess_57 | I think her figue is perfect it reminds me of alot of italian artworks. Even venus the goddess of love and beauty was larger bodied. All of your drawings of furries are wonderfull i just wondered why you havent tried doing a bird of some kind. With your talent it would be beautiful. Mabe a raven, paroit, or even a dove.  Lynn A. Davis replies: "I have thought of drawing some 'featheries' (bird based furries), I even have a regular character of mine that is roughly based on a cockatiel. I always have the same problems though, I want something plausible and yet feminine. When I work out how to do the torso I'll draw Trillana. " | |
| 25 Jan 2003 |  Nathaniel S. Summers | As an artist i can appreciate the beauty in all shapes and sizes from thick to thin. But as a male, im partial to thick. Most are, and those who dont like thick girls dont know what attractive realy is, they've based their ideas off of the medias concept of beauty. Wich in turn is based soley upon the desire to make money off of peoples insecurities. This is gorgous. | |
| 26 May 2003 |  Ngaire J Snow | Hi Lynn. She is gorgeous...Excellent work on the skin tones & those wonderful wings too. Would you mind if I used her on my 'Big is Beautiful' tour please? (Tours are on the Elfwood main page) I won't put her in till I have your ok though. | |
| 23 Jun 2003 | The Brittish | Oh GOD! She's coughing up a cigar!!!! o_0  Lynn A. Davis replies: "A red and white striped cigar?" | |
| 15 Jul 2003 | Lindsay Hanna | She's so adorablly fuzzy! Mwah- I wanna kiss her. | |
| 30 Nov 2003 | Anon. | Umm ... nice pic but where are her paws..?  Lynn A. Davis replies: "Well she's standing on two of them, one is fisted around a giant candycane, and the last is under her breast and hidden by her bent arm. I thought they were all pretty obvious, or at least logically implied for the last one." | |
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