| 4 Jun 2004 |  Paul Baxter | The muscle tone is fantastic, and I really like the sword. Gorgeous piece!   Andrew P. Morris replies: "Thank ye for the kind words... I wanted to portray her as a lithe yet strong woman and I think that this did the job... I really need to work on my backgrounds tho, still, 'tis better than none! " | |
| 26 Aug 2004 |  Patrick R. Derksen | Hey, it's the ocean, how much more background could you put in? I really like how you drew her hair. It is stylistic but still appears realistic at the same time. As skinny as she is, she still appears quite intimidating!  Andrew P. Morris replies: "Thanks for commenting! I get lazy when drawing bacgrounds... however I am trying! She is intimidating to many people for multiple reasons including never giving up and never giving in. Take care, Andrew" | |
| 5 Oct 2004 |  Megan Skye Hale | I love her! in fact, I love her so much I'm going to ask you permission for the use of this pic, and the one of her brother(?) for my 7th sea tour!  Andrew P. Morris replies: "Megan, Thank-you so much for commenting! I am honored you wish to inclued Arlette and Ranalph in your tour. " | |
| 13 Jan 2006 | A. B. Morrison <clandah@hot...com> | Excellent work on the gun and the rope - both are an SOB to draw o0  Andrew P. Morris replies: "Thanks for the comments on Arlette's Action Pose. The gun was a lot of fun to design from the description. The Rope demonstrates that I have more patience than I normally bring to my artwork. " | |
| 13 May 2006 | Jennifer | O-m-g!! I love her! this piece is amazing,i love the muscle tone, the hair- everything. The background is amazing. BEAUTIFUL | |
| 28 Aug 2006 | Fade | My jaw literally dropped. Good God. | |
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