| 14 Apr 2000 |  Sophie 'SoMK' M.Klesen | Nice one ! especially considering the pose.. this angle is quite difficult to draw..! | |
| 24 Apr 2000 |  Superman | more like a french zorro. oh well the pic was well done anyways good job | |
| 29 May 2000 |  Amanda Weiss | Wow, he looks cool! | |
| 9 Jun 2000 | Emily | *whistles* Darn good lookin'.... I like the way you don't draw in hsi pupils, then ti makes him look creepier. In a good way.
And I don't know if this is good or not, but when I first look at this I thought "The Phantom of the Opera"? My mind works in very strange ways. Still detailed and very good. Better than I can do! | |
| 16 Jun 2000 |  Tanos | As I said before, your shading is fantastic. What adds to the interest of this picture is that you don't know where he is looking... he seems to be giving you the: "C'mon, try me" look. Or summat like that... eh. Well, this is a great picture. *applauds* | |
| 31 May 2001 | Tomoe Hotaru | Phantom of the opera? Not quite.
he lookes more like a french Lone Ranger to me | |
| 14 Oct 2001 |  Helen Rich | Oooh - nice one.. Perhaps an early highwayman? Indeed this is a great drawing, I have a fondness (some would say a fetish) for masks and costume, - especially frock coats, but I also like 17th century and Elizabethan dress. You have indeed created a masked masterpiece here..  | |
| 28 Nov 2004 |  Andrew P. Morris | Very well done. I like the details, the slashed doublet, cloak chain and such. That is also a very tricky perspective to pull off, yet you do so very well. The only thing that might improve this is some shading along his jaw-line. | |
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