| 1 Jun 2004 |  Elbereth |  Loading...This is really, really, really wonderful. I'm speechless! ... | |
| 13 Jun 2004 |  Javelynn Tyler | Loading... The grey tone makes everything dreary and cold. I love the sharp-yet-dull (if that made any sense) emotion expressed here. You've given Faramir a whole new light in my eyes. Your work is awe-inspiring. And that is what makes this insanely cool.Thank you very much. | |
| 8 Jul 2004 | Isobel Hawking | Loading... Dear Miss Eissmann,
You exhibit great dexterity in the jurisdiction of depicting fictitious verisimilitudes; although I am relatively sure you have no great expertise with microelectromechanical systems, (incorporating insubstantial cantilever structures and polysilicon substrates) they operate on the sub-micron level, they call for extreme diaphaneity, which you evidently possess. 'Sleepless' looks rather antediluvian!
What did you think of Ar-Pharazon's mentality?
Quite lovely!
-IsobelEr ... whatever ... | |
| 20 Jul 2004 | Anonymous | Loading... When does this take place? don't remember it being in LotR anywhere.It's not really from LotR, but from an online RP at tolkienonline.com I'm involved in. It deals with events about 10 years after the War of the Ring, and one of the characters I play is Faramir. | |
| 20 Jul 2004 | Anonymous | Loading... This has got to be the most beautiful Faramir pic ever! he just looks so..so... I have no idea what the heck i'm trying to say. Possibly wow.Thanks a lot. | |
| 11 Sep 2004 | Merry Wanderer of the Night | Loading... Beautiful picture! I absolutely love it!Thanks. | |
| 20 Nov 2004 |  Maria Ringsevjen | Loading... hmm...it is Faramir isn't it? I just noticed that the file-name was sleepless_elf. Well, if it is instead an elf then it's by no means a lesser picture, but I just have to point out that he really looks like Faramir to me  Yes, it's Faramir. The "elf" is only something I add to all my elfwood image-files, to mark them as such. | |
| 20 Nov 2004 | Maria Ringsevjen | Loading... I think your version of Faramir improves almost always with each painting/drawing you put up, and this is one of the best. What you are able to do with watercolours just blows me away. You said this was originally just a study in lighting, and I have to say I think you succeeded very well. I really like his expression.Pleased to hear that. | |
| 11 Apr 2005 | Anonymous | Loading... Despite the fact that this isn't from canon LOTR, this seems so quintessentially Faramir. This is how I picture him sitting alone in the Houses of Healing perhaps, looking East. . . Very sad, but very lovely. | |
| 2 Dec 2005 |  Suzanne Mitts | Loading... Sorry, had to comment on this one as well, i agree with the later person, this is just a lovly picture of faramir, caught when he thinks no one is watching, his emotions playing over his face. A moment to himself, to ponder, to think, to remember...Such a faramir thing to do...You can't help but fall in love with him here...There is just something so achingly lonely and beautiful about this picture...*sits and stares for hours* | |
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