| 24 Jun 2002 |  Steph Salt | Lovely colours here and well drawn. | |
| 25 Jun 2002 |  Laura Chatterton 'Lysanth' | He is really nice! I love the colors you chose  I also use some green-blues and bluish-purples when I am trying to expand a color range in blue I love pose too-- really nice work!--Laura | |
| 25 Jun 2002 |  Amanda Jane Penrose | I wouldn't worry about the lack of range of blues - it's given you very bold, strong colours that don't hide your beautiful line-work. Great job  | |
| 1 Jul 2002 |  Kat (TheDreamWolf) Nicholson | prisma huh? - hehe, this looks like quite a big peice do do entirely by pencil X.X ~ well done for sticking it out! - it looks great. :] | |
| 26 Aug 2002 |  Gillian Meredith | Hey Neatoness! I really like the colors you used. Even with the small selection of blue. (believe me, I know!) You are making me feel like a slacker! I haven't colored anything in....um....a very long time now. Sad. You have now persuaded me to do something new! Cough cough. Yeah. Sure Gill.  Let's see what happens... | |
| 18 Oct 2002 |  Devil shakila | I am now in love with kirins........ | |
| 20 Nov 2002 |  H. T. Y. A'Deline | your lovely kirins make me wanna do similar stuff, though in Chinese mythology Kirins have slightly different anatomy...hmmm... Indeed they do. They are also generally referred to as kilins in Chinese mythology (or qilins, with various apostrophes and hyphens depending on who's talking about them). I admit I favor the equine aspect in all my unicorns but I hope I give it enough of a twist to properly call them kirins. I'm glad to inspire though; I'd like to see your take on them, to be sure! | |
| 23 Sep 2003 | Rochelle 'Dragontrap' Michael | I actually like the dragon paws added in with your Kirin art.... | |
| 27 Dec 2003 |  Maureen 'Wolffen' Wolff | All the blue and stuff, blue is my favorite color and it is everywhere in this drawing. I think you have used it well in this piece. | |
| 11 Aug 2004 | Kaida the Dragon Goddess | Stunning detail and astounding use of colour...I also think that the limited range of blues and grees create a bolder effect. Lovely, overall...however, I DO have one teeny-tiny bit of advice. The torso/midsection (the space between front and hind legs) seems a little too thick, without the prominent ribcage-to-groin differentiation you see so often in horse-like creatures. | |
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