| 2 Dec 2003 | Norma Peters | What a glorious concept, Richard. She has a classically beautiful face. I like the three-dimensional adornments, and the valuing is perfect. The lips have been much discussed, and I'm not really sure - I know that at that angle, with the lips partially open, there would be a slight view of the inner lip, making it look larger than if it were a front view. If your proportion is off, it's not by much.  | |
| 24 Dec 2003 | Patricia Kyle G. Mendoza | wow... i feel that if i just run my fingers over her face she's gently turn her head and look straight at me. Ah! she looks almost alive! | |
| 3 Apr 2004 | Beaver | WOW.*rubs eyes*She's so real! It's just so amazing! and the lips! you made lips look like lips!*gets down on hands and knees to praise the skill of it* and the eyes! she is looking into my eyes with her eyes and she can see me!*continues to praise the amazingness* It's lovely! really lovely! | |
| 16 Apr 2004 | Ju | Brilliant! just Brilliant! | |
| 9 Jun 2004 | Third_eye | I like how you keep the construction lines at the bottom of the picture. It's like a reminder that the portrait is actually just a drawing that began life in the same way the lines at the bottom did | |
| 14 Jun 2004 | Amber L. Gilbert | *speechlessness*.....WOW!~ | |
| 1 Dec 2004 | ginnymin | Awesome, your work is very impressive. Congrats on a beautiful piece of artwork. | |
| 24 Jul 2005 | Devalyn | Wow, you're great, it looks almost real, but gypsies don't really look like this woman, it doesn't remind me of gypsies, anyway, it's very good, I didn't mean it's not awesome.( Sorry for bad English ) | |
| 8 Sep 2006 | Chris E. Gustad | This is (again) beautiful! What do you use for blending? Ilove how you've depicted the play of light across her face, and congrats on the MC! | |
| 24 Jun 2008 | Tom Kendrew | wow, just amazing....please tell me how u do faces, i am absoluetly terrible. thanks. | |