| Date | Name | Comment | |
| 25 May 2001 |  Christopher M. Rubenstahl |  Loading...Damn... vinyl pants and a rockin' T-shirt. Heaven.. I'm in heaven... **stops singing because the neighbors are threatening criminal suits for aggravated assault if I keep singing**
Good to know I've discovered some of your buttons, Chris... now I know how to bend you to my will and make you my Ninja Assassin Cabbie Minion. Muahahaha! | |
| 22 Jun 2001 | Alfio ferlito | Loading... Pretty cheeky mate!!! I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT. Cheers!
Heh. Thanks, Alfio. I may just do another one with the same outfit, but I'm not sure what to do if I, in fact, do such a thing... suggestions? | |
| 1 Nov 2001 |  Brian Keith Cooke | Loading... Lost a bit of the punch it had before, but it's still a hell of a figure drawing   James Milligan replies: "Yes, but, I messed up, and didn't keep up on the rules like I should have. My fault. At least I can put this one back in... =)" | |
| 2 Nov 2001 |  Yves Ilena Jacques | Loading... Aha, I found it out...let's just the first word is 'I' and the last word is 'nuns'. Love it James Milligan replies: "That's the one! Glad you like it. =)" | |
| 4 Nov 2001 | Sierra James | Loading... I remember what it said..the drawing itself has a lot of attitude. The pants have that vinyl texture to it. James Milligan replies: "Really? I kind of thought that I missed that, somehow... didn't quite seem to get it right... But, if you say so, I'll believe you!" | |
| 21 Feb 2002 | Liana | Loading... *Breathes in sharply* Panty lines! The horror! LOL But nice detail on the panty lines. The pants and shoes work. Simpler than your other stuff, but still, good and clean. James Milligan replies: ":whispers: Actually, they're not panty lines, they're the reflection off of the curve of her belly and hips in the WAY TIGHT pants... :whispers again: She's not wearing any panties! Or, if she is, she didn't tell me! :nod:" | |
| 15 Mar 2002 | Emily 'Deemaeda' Oberdorfer | Loading... *tempted to snatch and draw her own* I like her attitude...I wonder why? *looks innocent* James Milligan replies: "Heh. I have no clue.  hakes head: Nope. None at all. :grin:Keep it up, Em. I'll send my Ninjas to collect you and bring you to the next Elfwood Artist Party I throw out here..." | |
| 18 Mar 2002 |  Jennie Seay | Loading... Apparently I didn't comment on this one. Odd. I like this one for two reasons: 1. It's very clean and crisp, well rendered. 2. She has a lovely sense of balance to her. You have a sense of *rightness* about the way she's standing and where her weight is. I've seen many artists draw figures in high heels and fail to achieve that. James Milligan replies: "Wow. Multiple "Good Job" comments from Jennie in one sweep. I'm gonna be unable to fit through doors soon, my head's swelling so big. :grinning, but needed the ego boost, nonetheless: Thank you, Jennie. =)As to the heels, yeah, I've noticed that, too. People seem to forget that every inch of heel changes the way a person stands by several degrees. Those being about three inchers, she's got a good forty degree shift in her posture... meaning she's going to stand differently. I think a lot of people could benefit from actually watching people walk around in shoes like that for a few hours, before trying to draw them. :nod:" | |
| 19 Mar 2002 | Jennie Seay | Loading... Either watch people in them or walk around in a pair for a bit. But that's hard if you have big feet and are male and don't want to scare people in the shoe store. Funny how many males like the high heel look but fail to render them believably. They do have a big impact on a person's balance and posture. James Milligan replies: "Remind me to tell you the amazing story of how Jim knows what it's like to walk in high heels... It involves High School, the JROTC, and a group of my fellow students. :nod: Know what's funny, though? Men were the original users of high heels... just ask the French! :nod:" | |
| 16 Aug 2004 |  Peggy 'Narina' Beanston | Loading... Yep, high heels, stockings and corsets. I guess I gotta stop complaining about torture devices invented by men. Many men walk better in heels than I do, though I'll admit I walked better in hells when I was 80 lbs lighter.... and I had more incentive to do so. Anyway, here's the Maggie we all know and love. Jeanie's right, this one is very crisp and nice. I wish I had a chance to develop David more. Not that he and Maggie would ever get back together, but I did like David's personality. I couldn't date him though... he's a nice guy and we all know girls don't go for the nice guys. (even if my husband is pretty nice IMO) | |
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