| 13 Jul 2002 |  Cobb | Erm... Hi. Nice picture. Not really as attractive as the girls but that is ok. I guess. | |
| 1 Sep 2002 | Roxy | I love this painting and have reccomended this painting to everyone! Your work is wonderful and i would love to meet u on chat. Same as my email........I love your work steve!   Steve Koons replies: "Wow, Roxy, thankx a lot! I'm glad you like my work! I'd also dig talkin' to u on chat but I'm pretty befuddled when it comes to computer stuff actually. Hmmm, you'll have to clue me in. Love your name BTW. Roxy Music is one of my favorite bands!" | |
| 3 Nov 2002 |  Johanna Holmlund | Just thought you'd like to know- Kokepelli wasn't originally a hump-backed flute player. On the contrary, he started out as a god of fertility. Let's just say he wasn't always playing the "flute".  Steve Koons replies: "Actually, he's never been humpbacked, it's a sack on his back. One of the stories has it that this character was inspired by a travelling peddlar who seemed to leave a wake of impregnated women everywhere he went......." | |
| 23 Dec 2002 | Ashley-louise | I really like how you did the moon the way you did. It gives it the drunked artist affect  well draw more and more please  | |
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