| 12 Sep 2004 |  Marie 'D' Raven | Wonderful detail... I have this tendency, sometimes, to get lazy with graphite and I'm always so impressed by the work of people who are really dedicated to the medium. I love the leaf detail in the lower corner, and the building itself is fabulous.   Nicklas Lundqvist replies: "Thanks Marie, I'm very happy to hear that. You know, I'm so relieved when somebody praises that building...it took me ages to draw and my fingers almost fell of whilst drawing it. " | |
| 4 Jan 2005 |  Brenna | Wow cool. This picture must have taken ages.  Nicklas Lundqvist replies: "Don't know why but I missed out on this comment the last time round. My apologies Brenna. You are right, it did take ages... " | |
| 14 May 2005 | Arwen Peredhel | Very architectually sound- a rare thing in drawings, sadly. I would like to say that your rendition of this is quite realistic- that's a good thing. Your brickwork is nicely detailed and the shading is supurb. Way to go!  Nicklas Lundqvist replies: "Thanks Arwen! It took the villagers five years to complete this castle, but it only took me a day or so. Afterwards my fingers were hurting but the strange thing is, the villagers didn't complain at all. Imaginary people is so much tougher then artists. " | |
| 17 Jul 2005 |  Deborah K. Gordon | This is so detailed! I love castles with towers, and this one is great! Oh, did you know that when you try to highlight your coolies green writing with the mouse, the writing looks like its oozing? Very cool.  Nicklas Lundqvist replies: "I live to draw details... must be the reason why I was put on this earth or something. Never noticed the wrinting thing though but you are right, it does ooze. Thanks for the comment Deborah! " | |
| 12 Oct 2005 | Dehro | 'tis called a pulley (that thing out of the window on the tower, that is) great job... and a great gallery altogether..I'm impressed.  Nicklas Lundqvist replies: "Thank you for that piece of information Dehro (the pulley part) and thank you for the kind critisism too! I'm glad you liked my gallery. " | |
| 17 Mar 2007 | Me | It's really good, you should make buildings more often  love this.  Nicklas Lundqvist replies: "It's way too time consuming, at least using my unprofessional technique. " | |
| 10 Apr 2007 | Anonymous | I love it, its hard to explain but it kinda is just almost too neat and too easy to look at, that sounds wierd right? Its great.  Nicklas Lundqvist replies: "Thank you for those kind but confusing words. " | |
| 10 Jun 2007 | Vengeance | I'm Really Impressed Of All Of Your Work Nicklass It Looks Really Fascinating And I Love This One Especially! Good Job My Friend.  Nicklas Lundqvist replies: "Thanks! That's like sweet music to me ears! " | |
| 2 Aug 2007 | KrakenMaster | I'd really like to comment on this pic, but I think that everything that needs to be said has already been said. Maybe not... How the heck did you get your lines so perfectly crisp and neat? It's absolutly astounding, truly remarkable...*forces self to shut up* It does not look askew to me, it looks perfect.  Nicklas Lundqvist replies: "Well, first of all the original is somewhat larger in scale then this presentation. Second I use a really fine pencil. Perfect works for me, thank you! " | |
| 18 Aug 2007 | Anonymous | Aww man. Now I want to live there.  Nicklas Lundqvist replies: "I would too, but I’m told castles are cold places to live in. Apparantly they are difficult and expensive to keep warm, not to mention drafty. " | |
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