| 18 Mar 2001 |  Janice A. Swogger | I think you did well for your first attempt. Don't worry about the leopard skin. At least the average viewer (like me) can tell it's an animal skin. The only problem I saw with the leopard is the head... it looks a bit more canine than feline. well, exactly that is my probelm.. it look -totally- different from a leopard... leopards tend to be not at all canine  | |
| 11 May 2001 |  Wendy Reynolds | I think you did a great job coloring  Having drawings with darker skin tones makes having the features show through are really hard. Hum red boots with an earth tone outfit....it might work. | |
| 3 Jun 2001 |  Joanne R. Turner | Hey, I love his armor, the fur is great, and the colors you chose fit perfectly  | |
| 20 Jun 2001 |  Ellen 'the Alaskan' Million | A wonderful first attempt. (Better than mine, I might add) The leopard looks canine because it's nose is too long and wide. Cats have little faces. (Don't feel bad... my cats looked like chihuahuas forever. | |
| 5 Dec 2001 | Franklin Mint | ho there, Narses, it's been a while since last we met. if you'll recall, I was the one that singlehandedly removed the sword of power from the stone | |
| 9 Sep 2005 | Anonymous | wow, the pic is ok, but i wonder where u got the name? i use Narses myself, i got it by puting my mums name backwards, then a bit of modefication, and susan turns in to narses! ta da! | |
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