| 11 May 2004 | Erin 'Noviel' Kavanaugh | Loading...Cool...Don't think I've seen anyone use this pose before. Great creativity in the piece too. *does first comment elvish dance* Maija Viertola replies: "Thanks for the first comment! I was quite suspicious of the pose at first when I drew it, since I did it at school with nothing to use as reference. I'm still not quite sure if it's even possible to get one's hands like that (at least I caught myself drawing the thumbs on the wrong side and fixed it). But maybe it's fantasy-anatomy.... (I'm not fooling anyone, am I?)This is also the first woman that I've managed to draw in a long time. I'm too focused on men. ^__~" | |
| 24 May 2004 | Jelena 'Sade Lyrate' Rosenberg-Vahtera | Loading...And another picture that looks like it should be a statuette....I mean, she even has a pedestal! If reality prevents a nice picture, then reality can step aside. But I believe that this pose's possible. Nice image, nice idea...I'll just go away and come back when I'm more coherent, 'kay?  Maija Viertola replies: "The "pedestal" is a sort of... air... current... thingie or something. Like ripples, but in air. I'm not that coherent either, am I?" | |
| 20 Aug 2006 | Iina2 | Loading...Well, since weird hair is present, they pretty much have to be A Flock of Seagulls. (Ah, the 80's.) Maija Viertola replies: "*laughs*" | |
| 2 Nov 2006 | Chris teine_sionnic@hot...com> | Loading...Somwhow, you have the talent to create unrealistic or impossible postures and make them work beautifully. Be proud that you're one of the few with that talent! Maija Viertola replies: "Thanks! Does that mean I will never have to study anatomy? teeheehee" | |