| 8 Sep 2005 | C. 'GalopaWXY' de Rougemont | very good angle managment oO wow ! | |
| 8 Sep 2005 | Sara Matsdotter Östh | Good job, says the Swede =) I'd never heard about the carnivorous teeth, and I thought the best ways to get of would be to cross oneself or mention God in one way or the other - however, both things seem plausible, and I don't know all the stories. I like the rendering of the Kelpie, though; all so innocent and pretty (both in horse and human form...ahem!), until you get just close enough not to get away that easily. *thumb up*  Linette J. L. Withers replies: "Well, until we started the research, I hadn't heard about the teeth either, or the caves of bones. There seems to be quite a difference between stories from Norrland and stories further south. The calling to God is also mentioned in some of the sources we found, I suppose it depends on whether the authors of the tales linked him to the devil or not. When I was little I always liked the idea that he hated his nickname because I could sympathise with that at the time. Apologies for the longwinded answer." | |
| 8 Sep 2005 | Monique 'Sekhem Akasha'van der Veen | He looks great!! | |
| 8 Sep 2005 | Stephanie M. Riley | Heehee! I love the way you did the horse's lips...the angle and are amazing. Of course, those fangs make him a little more intimidating... | |
| 8 Sep 2005 | Carmandil | I must admit this kelpie frightens me as well. A good portrayal of the carnivorous nature of this creature. What would be its nickname in case I ever come across them? *shudders*  Linette J. L. Withers replies: "As I understand it Näcken is his nickname, don't know what that would make his real name though." | |
| 8 Sep 2005 | Anon-o-moose | Amazing job with this angle, that's a toughie and you pulled it off well. I like it a lot, great pic!!  Linette J. L. Withers replies: "Well, I had help from a reference photo my sister took. The horse just had the perfect pose." | |
| 8 Sep 2005 | Alexa 'Kuraime' Kroese | When I looked at the thumbmail I said like "a normal horse?? This should be a fantasy pic!". You were right! You can't say the difference between a normal horse and a kelpie from far away loll! I really love that eye and that watery feeling in his hair! *wants to pet the kelpie but she looks at those sharp teeth and backs off a bit* TWO THUMBS UP!!  Linette J. L. Withers replies: "I'm so pleased, that was just the effect I was going for." | |
| 11 Nov 2005 | Sofia | | |
| 13 May 2008 | Catherine Brodie | Woahh.....
LOVE IT!!!  | |