| 28 Aug 2002 | Lawrence Candilas | Loading...Wow...
I'm awestruck too - have you done other pictures like this?? You are a master at crosshatching ... I aspire to be able to bring my artwork to a simliar level someday...(The question is, how MANY 6B's did you use in the picture, 40? 50?...you are insane...) | |
| 19 Dec 2003 | Jessica A. Taylor | Loading...Stunning work & unbelievable technique! Great contrast and control. How did you push your leads so black? Michael, would you mind if I included this picture in a tour of sketches and drawings I'm in the process of making? | |
| 15 Apr 2004 | Mira67 | Loading...(Cross)hatching is the best. I love it. Though I can't even nearly do what you can do with it. Really great. The depth, all the different shades... And the black! I can never get my pencils to draw black so black. Maybe I should try harder. Ah well. Wonderful drawing, like all your work. | |
| 13 Jul 2006 | Jesus | Loading...Simply Brilliant | |
| 17 Jul 2006 | Kiara | Loading...I don't usually leave comments here even though I visit Elfwood everyday. But I had to say: This is truly amazing!! And I also like the fact that you described your techique, it's an inspiration to others and a way to improve and learn. Thank you! | |
| 31 Aug 2006 | Anonymous | Loading...What kind of paper did you use for this piece? | |
| 9 Dec 2006 | Anonymous | Loading...No big deal? No, it IS a big deal. I can't cross-hatch that well, although I'm working towards it. That takes a lot of skill. Super job! | |
| 21 Oct 2008 | Francisco | Loading...muy sarpado dibujoo...este man si q tiene arte ensima...soy de azul  | |
| 16 May 2009 | Michael J | Loading...Dude! I thought the the fullsize picture was a photo shop job, but now do I ever feel stupid, you reall are top notch. and until now I’d nevr seen cross hatch done in anything but comic books and always in ink, this has given me a new direction. | |
| 16 Aug 2009 | Sam Lewis | Loading...this is great! i try to cross hatch but cant get it right! it always looks like a picture with scribble on it! is there a certain way the lines must angle to get the effect, as well as the tone? | |