| 16 Apr 2000 |  | Awesome! I'd also like to make a mythological correction: one tusk was mostly broken off, so (the left I think?) should be cracked off halfway or so. Also, he should have a snake/serpent tied around his waist, cuz' legend has it that his belly bursts and he ties it back together with a snake ;q Also, your shading is beautiful. Tee! | |
| 17 Apr 2000 |  Shannon (artist person) | Yikes! ::laughs:: | |
| 9 Feb 2001 | Richard | Love your Ganesha Shannon,
I read him well, as he waves his axe removing
away all obstacles before me,hand Mudras of peace
and harmony,free to be here.Ganesha a master of self wisdom
mathematics removes all obstacles,mind mind mind.
A Mantra : Om Sree Ganesha Namaha.................
as we realise the Lotus.
Love Rick
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| 13 May 2001 |  Gerrit Colin Campbell | and IRL, he's just creepy. ~shudder~ Nice elephant head  | |
| 30 Oct 2001 |  Audrey S. Totire | Oh I wish I could recall the story of Ganesha. Was it a story about an adversary who cut off the head of a god and goddess's child and they replaced it with the head of a baby elephant? It was a sad story. Very nice. | |
| 20 Dec 2006 |  Amrita Ramesh | Good one.Head a little big,but otherwise nicely done. | |
| 15 Feb 2007 | Thijs | Nice work, but this is an African elephant, and it should be an Asian elephant... well... I like it. | |
| 18 Mar 2008 | Anon. | hmm its interesting...uve literally drawn a wild elephant’s head onto a human body...a nice take on this god usually he looks a lot ore human,even with his elephant head | |
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