| 26 Jan 2004 | BigSky | Wonderful as usual...The lighting..The color...The vision...  just one question...Who are the two figures bewteen them (besides maiar, valar, or elves!) anyone in mind???I consider that at least one of the four figures (if you include those in the further background) must be Yavanna, since she is mentioned primarily in the chosen excerpt. As for the others? It's solely up to the individual.  | |
| 6 Feb 2004 | Jonathan M. Snooks | Im glad to see that the 2 trees are starting to get some more attention. It's about time too!  | |
| 23 Feb 2004 | Ireth Elanessė | Beautiful,very very beautiful.pretty much how pictured them.Telperion (or Silpion as it is called in the book of lost tales) really looks like silver.And Laurelin...Once again:beautiful.Thank you very much, I'm glad you like my portrayal of the famous Trees. | |
| 10 Mar 2004 | Simona | the way you have managed to make the Two Trees radiate light is just amazing. in fact, i can't look at this pic for a very long time - it's too bright for my eyes..  Ah, perhaps some sunglasses are in order? Thanks a lot. | |
| 18 Mar 2004 | Kris Hogenbirk-Toohy | Excellent use of colors. This picture was a bit of a shock for me, both because of the vibrant coloring and because I have never before seen another image of the trees as they were growing, and I've always pictured them as delicate saplings, maybe 5 feet in height. But they are much more beautiful as mature trees.I understand where you're coming from, but it would be rather difficult for the Trees to radiate light across the vast expanse of Valinor if they were not at least somewhat large, in my opinion. In fact, some have stated that they are not large enough in this picture. Oh well, each to his own, thank you very much nonetheless. | |
| 29 May 2004 | Hannah | YES! YES! I have tried to capture the same beauty myself, but failed. Oohhh, I have not any owrds for this marvel. Truly, Tolkien would be proud. Truly. You should be proud. Ah, thank you very much. Your kind words are very flattering, and indeed make me feel proud of this. Thank you so much again. | |
| 21 Jun 2004 | Hannah Hannie O_Reilly | Wow! Dude! That is excellent! Trees are one of my artistic weeeknesses! But they must be your strong point considering the pictureWell, I do really enjoy drawing trees, so I guess that helps! Thank you. | |
| 8 Jun 2005 | Mynar | This is lovely. I've always wanted to see someone's depiction of the Trees of Valinor. Now if you could draw that one tower that they built that melted.. or something. Its been more than a year since I've read the Silmarrilion.Thank you very much indeed. I can't seem to recall which tower you mean though, unfortunately ... perhaps you could be a bit more specific. | |
| 11 Feb 2006 | Benedict T. Isaac | That damned Morgoth destroyed the trees. He is on the top row of my most hated villains, allong with Darth Sidius (Starwars) and Lord Harke (Heroes of Might and Magic IV - the tale of Elvyn and Shaera). Haha! Yeah, Melkor is definitely up there with the likes... | |
| 25 Apr 2006 | The swedish girl | the two Trees are,oddly enough, two of my absolute favourite tolkien-characters. As i am unable to draw them myself (i don't want to ruin them, not even on a piece of paper  ) i have looked for a long time after paintings that accords with my imagination, and now i have found it! they're really majestic!!Hello there, and thank you for this wonderful comment even if it took me an age to answer!  | |