| 4 Jul 2000 |  Lena Williams | Am I the only one who actually finds this incredibly chilling? | |
| 5 Mar 2001 |  Taraka Aryan Melgora Wahiawa Goodman- Robinson | It is a very good picture. It could stand more color though. No, honest... not color that would make it look festive, but you will be amazed at how much color you can put in a picture and still have it look morbid. Try and put more layers of water colors. Working with watercolors is all about layering. It'd be good if you pusehd the background back more. You can do that by making it darker. Black recedes, white jumps forward.
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| 17 Mar 2001 | Levin | A little bit pale. When you use watercolour you seem to use only the water part... but hey, you are 18 now, so when you are 20, you gonna be the High-king of watercolours and fantasy art.
IIIf you don´t know who Frank Frazetta is, then check him out. The same goes for Joseph Lindser. | |
| 21 Mar 2002 | Andy(GarGoyle)Frost | good job that is such a great painting, I love the title and the skulls are excellent because they are really hard to draw sometimes, well i think so. keep drawing and painting | |
| 18 Aug 2002 |  Aaron Weaver | Like the look, well done. | |
| 3 Mar 2003 | Fliss | Hahahaha! What are you lot talking about? Its s.h.i.t.e! I can do better than that and im 14, my baby brother can do better than that! Dont do another one, really. But nice idea anyway. | |
| 5 Jul 2004 | Blizzardwolf | This piece is very well executed, I think watercolors is a strong suit for you from what I've seen. But the real strong suit of this piece is not just the depiction but the concept, it's a very eerie, very potent image. I'd say very well done. | |
| 2 Jan 2006 | Juniper | It's better not to use canvas for this sort of things....But it is painted very well and it's a very strong concept!! It's that a window? I don't know, but maybe there's something wrong with it....it bothers me....But I like the concept and the way you painted the skeleton and the baby very much!!  Well done | |
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