| 19 Mar 2002 |  C. C. Ballard | I saw this one a looooong time ago in Lothlorien. I am starting to get into sculpture now and I remembered it. Glad to have found it again! I don't work for Disney anymore, but I still absolutely love anything related. Their animation style is the best, I think. It's copied alot and most people don't get it right, but you've done an excellent job. I do have a question, though. What kind of wire do you use beneath your clay? And do you fire your work or is it a "no-bake" kind of medium? | |
| 3 Apr 2002 |  Elin Maria Bugge | This looks beautiful--what size is it? I love how her hair is blown, but perhaps her bangs would go the other way along with her longer tresses? Just a detail. I love how you captured her face too. Often little sculptures like this can't translate the 2D picture into 3D. | |
| 22 May 2002 |  Sarah J. Arruda | This is great! I love finding fellow sculptors on Elfwood! You did a superb job with Ariel. | |
| 18 Jul 2002 |  Amanda B. B. Morrison | Ahh! That's absolutely precious!! I'd have killed to get my hands on that when I was little, I was such a Little Mermaid freak...*Giggles* This sculpter is really great ^_^ | |
| 26 Jun 2003 |  Aly Laine | Very good.She is ARIEL! I wish I could have one like this  | |
| 28 Jul 2003 | keli ~.^ -gallery...hopefully..comming soon!- | *is watching this on tv*
how cute and good ^^ | |
| 5 Dec 2006 |  Shay Dahlburg | this is even better than collection edition disney memorabelia (have you thought of applying?), we're not even going to MENTION the mass produced sculptures.... well done. | |
| 30 Nov 2007 | Anonymous | I saw this on your deviantart. It is amazing, you did a very good job and should be proud! I think i faved it actually. Anywho amazing job, well done (Y). | |
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