| 11 Aug 2001 |  Aquial | I love it, she looks so solitary and...lonely...but...gentle and beautiful. Very nice. I like the scene in the window. | |
| 28 Nov 2001 |  Andrew J. Tucker | Anyone with patience enough to draw all those individual bricks deserves my respect. I also like the distant look in her eyes, and tilt of the head. A superb piece of work. | |
| 12 Jul 2002 | Rachel A. Fritzsching | I like her dress. She looks so lonely. And the background is nice (I wish i could do backgrounds) Nice picture! | |
| 22 Dec 2002 |  S. Hudson | ooooo bricks... and another pretty dress! Impressive clothing you manage to do. It might sound strange but I really like the little candle on the wall. The clouds outside the window seem a bit surreal for the rest of a realalistic picture...   L.S. Engler replies: "*instantly hugs* Finally, someone noticed the little candle! I don't know why I like it so much, but that was one of my favourite parts of the picture, too! Also, the "scene" in the window is stained glass. Symbolism, because the Hawk is for the element of Air (clouds), and it's the same design as that on the sleeves of her dress." | |
| 11 Jan 2003 |  Logan Pickup | I'm not sure I would have noticed it if you hadn't pointed it out (but it's better that way, symbolism is always more satisfying when it's subtle), but I like the way the stained glass design matches her sleeves, referring to her fragility I suppose? She looks like a dreamer to me, eyes looking into the distance for, what? Hope? | |
| 19 Mar 2003 | Samael | Ah, so beautiful, and yes, she does look very delicate too. Gentle is the word, her expression conveying a sense of... innocence? I notice her sleeves are done much like the window, symbolism I suspect, knowing you. The background is quite nice without taking away from the subject of the image, who is spectacular. One of my favorites.  L.S. Engler replies: " read some of the other comments; the workings on the window and her sleeve are intentional symbolism, as mentioned before." | |
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