| 11 Dec 2000 |  David W. McEntee | This is my favorite of your works. I really like the way the skin tones fade into each other. | |
| 1 Mar 2001 |  Jamie Lynn Ketron | this pic is really good... but, one thing. her hind quarters should be in line or a little higher than her fron quarters. and her legs would not come in towards her front legs they would either be outward or straight. otherwise good pic!!! | |
| 29 May 2001 | Dan | The concept is great, and I love the colour. I think the hooves could do with a bit more attention, and I think horses' bodies are deeper than that. Also, I know hands are hard, but I think it would be worth giving her some. | |
| 19 Aug 2002 | Anonymous | This is a reply to Jamie's comment two above. I agree..the hind quarters of an actual horse is level with the shoulders...however, she is wrong about the legs. A horse's hind legs, if standing in a normal squared stance, do come towards its front legs. also...I adore this picture. The horse part of the body has great coloring. If you want to find me a horse that looks like that I'd adore you forever. | |
| 7 Jun 2003 | micheal (check out my art!!!) | i agree with Jamie and anoumous. other wise great pic. oh yeah it might be nice to attach the leg to the front hoof | |
| 30 May 2005 | Horselover | I TOTALLY agree with Jamie Lynn! | |
| 5 Feb 2006 | Anonymous | A little much human abdomin, but it looks better that way | |
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