| 10 May 2005 |  WARE-WOLF |  Loading...Most likely. Don't worry my cousin who lives in America was way worse. She thought that we spoke Scottish, stilled lived in Crannogs, always wore kilts, always invading England and that we all had ginger hair. Talk about discrimination. Boy was she surpried when she came over. Anywho, I'm of the topic. One of my favorite picies is the More Autumn Wings.^_^*Chucks you a(In your american slang)cookie*  Emily C. Floyd replies: "LOL... always invading England, eh? You'd think that would make the news... What do you call cookies in Scotland? I don't really think of that as slang, but I guess it is in a way. Do you say biscuits, then? I think that's what they say in England, isn't it?
</br> Hmm... its been a long time since I drew More Autumn Wings, there was a time when I was really obsessed with angels. I had to look up what you were talking about before I answered your comment! " | |
| 27 May 2005 | WARE-WOLF | Loading... Hmmmmmm...*scratches head* That is a really, really good question. Hmmm, well one of my brothers calls them bicies. So do i as well. So i guess well call them bicies. Do you speak English?O_o Yeah at one point i was so obessed with Angels that i spent most of my classes doodling them.^_^  Emily C. Floyd replies: "No, I don't.... I only type in English, lol. Well, I'm American, we do speak English in the US... but its probably somewhat different from British or Scottish English. Bicies, eh? I think we just say cookies.  " | |
| 29 May 2005 | WARE-WOLF | Loading... I am in no way American and yet when people hear me speak for the first time they think i am from the U.S. So i use to use American frases...like cookies.^_^ Anywho my freind said she has found your gallery and will comment anytime soon.^_^ O_O Oh by the way i forgot to mention that my freind is a vampire who has wings and i may have forgotten to say that i am a werewolf. Thus my name.^_^ I think she will love your art.^_^ Emily C. Floyd replies: "That's funny... you don't have a Scottish accent? Because Americans and Scots sound very different most of the time. I will look forward to your friends comment! I didn't know you were a werewolf, but I gathered something of that sort from your name... and your friend is a vampire! Tell her I think it must be lovely to be able to fly. You two are the first of the supernatural persuasion to comment on my gallery, its good to know that my work appeals to a wide range of beings ^.~ " | |
| 1 Jun 2005 | Yuna | Loading... Hay WARE-WOLF! Its me. Hi Emily I'm the friend WARE-WOLF was talking about. Yes I an a vampire. I do like your art. I'm glad some one believes me about being a vampire.  Emily C. Floyd replies: "Hey Yuna, welcome! Why wouldn't I believe you? If you say your a vampire, then you are!" | |
| 5 Jun 2005 | Yuna | Loading... A girl called Sarah Fogg does not beleive me. | |
| 15 Nov 2005 | Blodhren | Loading... Hola! ? Como estas? ? Bien, regular, maal, muy bueno?
Yeh. Im out. I really am hispanic, though. | |
| 2 May 2006 |  Jason 'sickleclaws' Robicheaux | Loading... I like your style. My favorite is Johann, due to the sketchiness. A good scribble/sketch can have as much character as a fully rendered, developed peice, IF you know how to do it. Me, Im not sure I could. If you are going to stop by my neck of the woods, give it a couple of weeks; I have a few new peices passing through the Moderator's queue as we speak. If you are going to drop a comment, Id appreciate a few on the new ones. I didnt come here to plug, tho... Sorry, But I love Johann, Autumn Wings, and Desert Wings. Johann is, again, my favorite though. | |
| 14 Aug 2006 | I. Engan | Loading... hello! I really like your style, and it is a nice gallery you have. My fav is coffee with milk, brilliant picture^^ and by the way, it is spelled god dag, gud dag would mean God day, I'm Norwegian you see. But anyway, keep up the good art-work, and upload them to elfwood so that we can see them *please* ^^ | |
| 2 Oct 2006 |  6gunsally | Loading... I like the freedom and looseness in your work. It seems more fluid and alive than something constricted with clean lines or smooth swathes of digital paint. (My opinion)I liked a lot of the small character pieces, Johann and the archer girl especially but it was the tragedy of the two kings that nearly knocked me from my seat. Fantastic work, it takes more guts to let your pen go free than to paint within the lines. Emily C. Floyd replies: "Thank you! What a beautiful comment. " | |
| 8 Oct 2006 |  Katherine Alice Grimoldby | Loading... I only meant to comment on the one pic but your your gallery is AWESOME!! I love your scratchy style and mark making... awww and your figures are incredible! I love it all! | |
