| 15 May 2002 |  Benjamin P. Albrecht | It's quite good--2 critics agree! Yeah, more of this, please. I know that i'd want one. And now, the obligatory "1st comment dance..."   Melissa J. Millward replies: "More of the furry? More of the nicely rounded bodies? (*purr*) More backgrounds? What?  *does the hustle*" | |
| 22 Jun 2002 |  Lisa Ann (Jae) Andresen | It's quite good, and I usually detest "furry" artwork. What I like the best in thei piece is her pose and expression. Very wonderful. I'm wondering if maybe her bodic/ bikini top might be a pit too short perhaps? It really does throw me. | |
| 8 Nov 2002 |  Jaznath | Tehehe!! Sexy porcupines!! Now we know what the spikes protect.. lol!! | |
| 17 Nov 2002 |  Jaymeson Morris | I quite agree with Jaznath's comment above. A stroke of genius to form the spikes into hair. It's an overall creative masterpiece. Funny, sexy, I love it!
*does fourth comment sneeze, just to spite everyone* | |
| 15 Dec 2002 | Anon. | It is so awesome that you have the patience to actually draw something that looks good She is very proportionate...I love it~~I agree that it is nice to see a body that doesn't look starved... | |
| 5 Jan 2003 |  Anna L. Cierocki | *grins* This one is awesome. It kinda reminds me of a girl version of Sonic the Hedgehog. | |
| 22 Jan 2003 | opee5230 | This is the first anthropomorphized porqupine I've ever seen. She's hot! her size is perfect. | |
| 27 Jun 2008 |  Natasha *Jose* Leighton | Lol, I love the shading and everything  <3 | |
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