| 8 Aug 2004 |  Key | They are very neat looking. You draw nicely- I can't draw nearly as well as you do. I'm grateful that I get to see other people's art and such and your's are quite something to look at. ~Looks around~ I got first comment on this picture too- Yay! ~Twirls~   Lennaire R. Miller replies: "Thank you so much for your compliment! I always found myself attracted to clean lines in my work. Most of my professors didn't like that at all. Too bad!" | |
| 10 Oct 2004 |  Riley Cirrelli | why, of course angels and demons can fall in love, you are absolutely right. I have an angel character (Nat) who falls in love with a demon (gipsi). and they're only fourteen or fifteen. awesome picture. very cool, great detail.  Lennaire R. Miller replies: "Thank you for the compliment. I am very happy that you agree with me about angels and demons and that you like my interpretation. Looks like we have something in common!" | |
| 22 Sep 2005 | Anonymous | I adore your concept of demon wings, with the finger like structure and the reasonable size. So many people draw demons with tiny, impractical wings. And the way his fur creeps down his tail just a little is so cute!  Lennaire R. Miller replies: "Thank you so much. The wings are one of my favorite parts of this drawing. It took me son long to get them right. And I love the fur on the tail as well." | |
| 25 Apr 2006 | Hannah Muldoon | You are the first person in ages to stick to the original demon portrayal for furry legs - Yay for you! Despite being the first and foremost idea of what demons look like, you've made it amazing and unique and uber cool. His (Demon's) hair is droolsome, but I like the angel better, he looks more...peaceful.  Lennaire R. Miller replies: "Thanks alot for the compliment! I love the angel too, but I think that my favorite is the demon becasue of the his wings. " | |
| 3 Oct 2008 | Illereyn | interesting concepts! Just one quibble: at first, it looks like the angel’s put his hand through the demon’s wings on the (our) left. On closer look, one realises that he hasn’t, but it’s just a little disconcerting at first. | |
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