| 30 Aug 2009 |  Natalie Adams |  Loading...Thank you SO much for tagging me, i really appriciate the support - i will come round and visit your gallery asap! 
thanks again | |
| 30 Aug 2009 | Natalie Adams | Loading... there - all finished!
i love your style, and the colours you use. you could, perhaps, try branching out with your use of media. try oil pastels and scratching out your designs with a toothpick, it makes a very effective design. Also, have you ever tried mosaics? i think some of your gorgeous drawings could work beautifully with tiles, or squares of paper/card as a subsititute.
Lovely work, and thanks again for tagging me. | |
| 30 Aug 2009 |  Ella of Frell | Loading... Hey! Wow.. I’ve never seen someone so dedicated to Egypt before  I think it’s really, really cool, I’ve always loved Egypt myself, even thought I’ve never been there (; Have you been there? Anyway, love your art girl! you sure have some awesome stuff up in here  Christina brinkley replies: "I love egypt I hope more people will learn about the Egyptian Gods............." | |
| 1 Sep 2009 |  Kayley Skie Moss | Loading... dont worry im working on the second chapter(but its kinda suckin so it might be a while )
thanks so much for commenting and by the way......i love your art !!!!! its very colorful and well researched
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| 19 Sep 2009 |  Lloyd Jones | Loading... Hey, I’ve got a new pic of Isis! I’d be honored if you’d drop by to view it! Christina brinkley replies: "I saw it I liked her skin a lot and the red. Do you know that as far as Russia Isis was worshiped until the Christians. In the way they loved Isis they just changed her name to Virgin Mary when the Christians started to take over,Christians hated pagans for one reason because pagans had never really let go of isis, Only culture that still worships her everyday other than pagans, are the Hindu because Kali and Durga is Isis only renamed and grew stronger and longer because the people loved her so much that they never left her for the Christian god. She is mostly seen wearing a crown of cow horns not a feather, ma’at has the Feather most of the time but the english thought at frist that ma’at and Isis was the same goddess and are shown every way now days? Just saying......
Each god has a color? Most people do not know this, for ever color that they used a god rained over that one color. Isis is BLUE, your isis is not Isis she is in fact Ma’at she has the feather and she is the goddess of whites and mauves. Now lower Aswan and lower egypt Isis was seen with a feather and after the eighteenth dynasty in egypt she was shown with a feather but mostly with cow horns. Like talking hope to hear from you again. Hope I did not bore you to tears." | |
| 28 Sep 2009 | Lloyd Jones | Loading... no, you definately didn’t bore me! And yes, the example heiroglyph that i drew from was from lower egypt. (i don’t know the exact date.) The reason I chose red is because it was said that this color was associated with chaos and magic, two of my favorite qualities about isis. I think the color works better for the picture as well. | |
| 23 Oct 2009 | Ella of Frell | Loading... cool! That sounds awesome ^^ Yes, I have to go there sometime!
aww, that’s so sweet! I hope you’ll get to go this summer so you can get married then (: | |
| 3 Sep 2010 |  Bonni | Loading... Hi Christina, Do you have a gallery that we can visit in the USA, or a contact number? email? | |
| 7 Mar 2011 |  Vineet Aggarwal | Loading... Hey there wassup?? long time!! Hope u stil remember me though  Christina brinkley replies: "sorry long time no talk have had problems with my liver and kidneys. I love your art and think you should keep it up. Thanks for the kind words though the years. It may be a long time before I come back to this site just to sick and have not the time for this site now days. Take care." | |
| 19 Aug 2011 |  Rachael Elizabeth Baker | Loading... Wow!! your work is really cool! | |
