| 30 May 2000 |  satansdaughter | *more first comments for me, happiness!* wow,you've managed to create a feeling of leashed action, if you know what i mean, there;s drama and action here, but it's all beneath the surface or in the future, it has the feel of a very dynamic picture whilst being very still, and the feeling of action even in stillness is just that of an assassin, you captured it _perfectly_. | |
| 25 Jun 2000 |  Tanos | Lovely detail and mood... you've captured it perfectly. You've got very good shading... I'm starting to enjoy your pictures! =D | |
| 4 Sep 2000 |  Lela M. Rajak | Positioning a character is allways hard, especially if they are sitting. You have done a good work with this one. There is just one thing, or two. The knee towards us, maybee it should be a little more to the right and longer. Now it looks as if ti was 90 degries towards the ground. Prolong her fingerstips so they are resting on the ground, bent. Otherwise, wery good work. I like your shading, you´re good.   Linette J. L. Withers replies: "I realise the leg looks odd but that's partly due to the shape of the roof and the shading, I'll see what happens if I ever get round to doing the coloured version." | |
| 25 Mar 2003 | Mark A Campo | I love poses like this i keep trying but they never work out.... More sneeky theives in action plz... | |
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