| 15 Aug 1998 |  hai | are you sure it's not "gazeBO?"  this is nicely shaded. the folds are rendered nicely too, but are a bit unrealistic, especially on his left side under the arm... what's pulling on his shirt? most important thing to remember when drawing folds and drapes is the presence of gravity. the fairies look good though, and there is good detail in the face. | |
| 19 Aug 1998 | Yong-tae | Woops you're right gotta fix that when I get a chance. Thanks for the advice. | |
| 10 Dec 1998 | Luis Peres Gal 78 | This is really great. I love your pencil work, with the shades and textures. The whole pic has a very soft tone wich makes it magical. | |
| 26 Jan 1999 |  Arjen 'Vargen' Schouten | Oh wow, this looks just great! I love the way you shaded it and all... But I have to agree with a previous comment on the folds. The big dark fold on his left side looks weird... but for the rest this pic looks just great! | |
| 28 Jan 1999 | The Artist | yeah that fold is kind of wierd isn't it? Not sure why I put it there. Well you learn . Thanks for all the comments. | |
| 11 Jun 1999 | Alyson | maybe you could drawn in another faerie pulling on his shirt? just a thought. | |
| 25 Jun 1999 |  | I must admit you do fantastic shading and your basic anatomy is great, one thing though...shoulders aren't flat...they slope...alot in some people...I think the muscles you're missing are called traps...or trapezoids...I don't know, the shoulders just don't look right, other than that this is an astounding pic...his face reminds me a little of Bruce Lee | |
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