| 12 Aug 2004 |  Sorceress of Nothingeverhappenshere |  Loading...Nice tail!Tell her to stick an angry robotic crab on the hook.. it'll be funny.. *laughs evily* Mwahahahahahahaha!  Annika Freyah Nilsen replies: "Thanks! I would but yo know how it's like with electronics and water. On bad insulating job and we got a fried fishcreature on the beach rotting. Better to just put an old boot on the hook, or would that count as chemical warfare?" | |
| 3 Sep 2004 | Anonymous | Loading... Quite simply dear I could stare at this for hours apon hours in a facend daze created by these vibrant colors alone. I do hope u know that this image may haunt my mind for weeks on end and there is no way that i will be able to escape having to put it up as my desktop wallpaper u suck lol damn u and ur skills Annika Freyah Nilsen replies: "LOL! Whoops, sorry about that, I'll draw a really ugly meramaid next that can chase this one away from your desktop. ^_~" | |
| 22 Dec 2004 |  Itay yam | Loading... You know I like your art. I've commented many times on your works. Oh, how I admire your coloring techniques and these patterns you do..  You once again did great.  But something bothers me about this picture :/ you see.. something about the front section of the mermaid's body is wrong. The part that is below the mermaid's left arm I assume is her chest... but it seems a bit lower than it should be, plus it looks as if the chest is being tightly continued by other flesh. SO.. I'm not sure what I'm looking at and how does the front body go.. :/ is it her chest or torso? or belly? is she pregnant!?! O_O I'm confused.. you'll have to forgive me :| Annika Freyah Nilsen replies: "Hmm, I think I know what you mean... the section of he body I guess you're talking about is suposed to be her chest. I sort of imagine her looking up using her neck instead of curving her whole body, still... it might be a bit low. But hey I'll use the same excuse I always do, it's fantasy, maybe her species is just built that way? ^_~ " | |
| 25 Jun 2005 |  Rebecca Debra Poole | Loading... I like it! its so pretty! and I love her big booty and thighs! er if those are considered thighs...upper...tail? lol anyways its all really pretty and very well drawn an colored! ^-^ *gives cookies* Annika Freyah Nilsen replies: "Hahaha, I tend to draw big behinds on mermaids, somehow I imagine they gotten bigger muscles there from all the swimming.
Woah, suddenly got a flashback from the schools gym teacher yelling "Gluteus maximus is the largest muscle in the body, it will cushon you if you fall!" when she forced us to to advanced gymnastics, lol.
Anyways, I'm glad you like the picture, thanks for commenting! *eats cookies* Yum..." | |
| 2 Nov 2005 | Pixie | Loading... Wow that golden mermlemaid is quite naughty and her face i like her face a lot  Annika Freyah Nilsen replies: "Hehe, glad ya like her. " | |
| 3 Jan 2007 | Anonymous | Loading... WOW! Vivid colours are in here all right. Love the way you've done the tail. Nice end. love the way you've done the water too! Annika Freyah Nilsen replies: "Thank you kindly, really glad you like her in all her vivid colorness! ^-^" | |
| 28 May 2008 |  Katie Verdigris Smoke | Loading... Wow, this really glows! i must get a tutorial for Photoshop off you.........^-^ Love it. The contrst is astounding and the little dash of a different colour aded by the crab is inspired. Well done ^_~ Annika Freyah Nilsen replies: "Hmm, I have actually started a few over the years but as scar´tterbrained as I am I always forget about them and they get lost in a reformat.
Closest thing I got is this I guess:
http://freyah.deviantart.com/art/Progress-Kristinas-Mermaid-6- 4006457" | |
| 15 Feb 2010 |  Rachael Smurthwaite | Loading... Beautiful! I love the texture and colors! Absolutely stunning! Keep it up!
-Rach | |
| 14 Jun 2011 |  JD Dawn | Loading... Her tail is incredible! WOnderful colors and textures. | |
| 22 Jun 2011 |  Paulo Gendgi | Loading... fire mermaid! yay hehe amazing job on all details | |
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