| 25 May 2001 | Sebastian Alexander Meusel | Loading...Well, not MUCH of a loot there... eh? ;o)) Ok, I like it. The Pose is so natural and her smile is such as if sheīs looking at someone beyound the Picture and is about to show him her bounty... *LOL* "Gee, look what Iīve lifted from that old, fat Merchant down the Bazar"....  )) | |
| 9 Sep 2001 | Sarah J Carpenter | Loading...OHMIGOSH - my favourite so far *S* She's definitely cute...I love the smile, and the hair, and I absolutely ADORE the way you draw clothes *grins* The simplicity of the background doesn't take away from the image, it draws the eye to the real subject. With a more detailed background, she's blend into it, and without a background, she's look odd. It's perfect! | |
| 26 Nov 2001 | May-Lin Iversen | Loading...Lovely character, I think the drawing would be more complete if you shaded the background a bit more....make the inside of the arches darker and maybe added some shadow cast from her body on the wall. Just a suggestion  | |
| 31 Aug 2002 | Silvana | Loading...Awwww...So adorable...She's beautiful!!We don't see lots of smiles around here.Love it!! | |
| 31 Aug 2002 | Mina alive_as_can_be@ho | Loading...Habibi would be correct my friend. Halwa awie. Antje Schaalmeier replies: "Thank you! *smiles*" | |
| 6 Apr 2003 | Sandra Leigh Wagner | Loading...I had thought Habibi meant beloved. she's beautiful though Antje Schaalmeier replies: "No, Habibi (or Habiby, to be more correct) means "my cute one" like "my darling" or something like that. Habib means just the adverb "cute"." | |
| 2 Jul 2004 | Aaron R Maurer | Loading...Shes beautiful she can be my sweetheart anyday.  Just joking that what Habibi means right?  | |
| 5 Oct 2004 | Megan Skye Hale | Loading...I love her! I've been working on a period turkish outfit, so it's really cool to see one painted! her proportions are perfect, and I adore her hair...cute indeed! Antje Schaalmeier replies: "Thank you. At last somebody who doesnīt wonder why her outfit does not leave her belly naked... " | |
| 17 Jun 2005 | Maria Rossi | Loading...Cheers to her! She certainly looks pleased with herself The only thing that bugs me is that the perspective of the building is a bit off: for ex. the doorway on the left looks like a dead end. The bottom line of the inside wall is not in a big enough angle in relation to the bottom line of the facade. I hope this makes at least some sense... it's difficult to explain with words ^_^' Antje Schaalmeier replies: "Ah, yes, I know, but itīs this building-thing, I canīt draw them, I donīt even like it... " | |
| 2 Jul 2007 | Jess johnson | Loading...The costume here is very nice - a lovely piece | |