| 5 Mar 2007 |  Soós Máté Gergő | Cooool^^ Can I have some in my front garden? The neighbours will turn to green if they saw these... I've never seen such plants before (wich planet did you fond these on?)
Do these plants eat the thieves and burglars... or they are 'just flowers'? | |
| 5 Mar 2007 |  Daniel Bazany | They are great. You should make a blog on your web page about the characters and the world you are working on.
For all the other Elfwood travellers, check it out: www.drawingoutloud.com | |
| 5 Mar 2007 |  Anne Wipf | Full of genius! | |
| 6 Mar 2007 |  Marika Viklund | How beautiful!! i really love that purple one! Can I have one?  | |
| 6 Mar 2007 |  Jenny M. Heidewald | Wow. *stares* Some little glowy things in the background would really add to the otherworldness(or distract everyone from the cool plants)! The one on the end looks like a parasitic(sp?) plant, maybe the bottom part is a critter that uses the plant as cover, so it can drift close to it's prey.... | |
| 6 Mar 2007 |  Suzy Leithy | I love them! They are so creative. The colours are really nice and bright too. Are they poisonous? | |
| 13 Apr 2007 |  Imola L. Saraine aka Mio | Breathtakingly clear, excellent and creative. I am amazed. | |
| 3 Jul 2007 |  Trevor J. Molineaux | Wow they look so realistic | |
| 29 Jul 2007 |  Monica *Volcanokitten* Christensen | Cool plant designs. I mainly like the first 2. | |
| 9 Sep 2007 |  Sarah Fogg | Haha, they look like they're halfway between plants and people, it's really cool! Your choice of colours is really good. | |
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