| 13 Jan 2005 |  Victoria K Dickinson | Your witch is stunning, original and seen from a very unique point of view. She must practice yoga in addition to magic as she appears very flexible. Really outstanding job. | |
| 13 Jan 2005 |  Oonagh R. McAreavy | Eeeeeeeh. *jaw falls* Perspective! What an absolutely brilliant angle to pull off. I love her garb - almost primitive and tribal at the same time, without being clichéd. The rune-stones are a lovely touch. And once again the colouring rocks. *another first comment boogie* | |
| 9 May 2005 |  Nathalie | This is definitely the most impressive piece of your gallery to me, it is totally stunning! O_0 wow! | |
| 9 May 2005 |  Patrick R. Derksen | Great drawing. I think the lighting is my favourite part. I also like the way you did the ground: it has great texture. Do you think of meaning for the symbols (on the ground or her tatoos), or do they just pop out onto the page in an organic way?   Roberto Raba replies: "Thanks! Yes, i like the ground too, at the beggining i was thinking in doing it with a 3d program, but then i thought that mixing it with a picture could be out of place. And about the runes and tatoos, in this picture in particular they have no meaning, the ones she had are protective tatoos and theones in the floor are for a spell..." | |
| 10 May 2005 |  Walter W. Wirtz | This is my favorite piece of your place here. Mod's choice worthy I'd say. | |
| 12 Aug 2005 | Dania <kelly.lostwarrior@gma... | That's an awesome pose. A hard one to get, but you nailed it! Good work! | |
| 21 Jun 2008 |  Sandra van Iersel | I like this drawing, the pose, the colours, the concept. nice! | |
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