| 16 Oct 2002 |  Pedro lenine |  Loading...Like the clibmer be true or don´t be at all | |
| 30 Oct 2002 |  Ana N. Cosme | Loading... Amasing gallery!! Keep up the god work. | |
| 14 Mar 2003 | Kathy Fudala Narde | Loading... Excellent! I haven't seen any of your work since we were kids -- Long time no see Cousin!! The biker part of the family is wondering if you had considered custom tank work tatooing? | |
| 5 Oct 2003 | Anonymous | Loading... Nice work but cut down on the boob flashing   | |
| 25 Oct 2003 | Ereskigal | Loading... Anyone who has such a vaunted opinion about not seeing nudity should quit trolling about the Woods & searching it out just to hear themselves rant. "This is not how it should look!" or "You should be ashamed of yourself!"... you all are boring & should find something constructive to do with your lives.
Hey, Frederick, I loved all your works... especially the succubus! I really enjoyed your camp in the Wood... hope to cross paths again! | |
| 31 Jan 2005 | Thomas 'The Sovereign' Lehmann | Loading... All roads lead to Rome. | |
| 20 Mar 2006 | Cousin Judy | Loading... Hi Fred: Glad 2 C your artwork is still up. How have u been? I've been working on the "tree." I noticed a couple of comments regarding that on your site. You can tell them that our grandfather John, (Jan in Polish,) emigrated from the village of Ciche, Poland/Austria, (near Chocholow', Poland; the Zakopane' mountain area,) in the late 1800's and settled in Chicago. His 1st wife was Jozefe Krupa; 2nd wife, Agnes Krupa. John moved his family to Cayuta in 1910. His parents were Joseph Fudala and Therese Olsziewska. Hope to see u soon. Judy | |
| 29 Feb 2008 | Alex Heder | Loading... I like your work, but i must say that you need to work on anatomy and absolute white and black. Trust me, there is great in between! | |
| 23 Mar 2008 |  Sanna Dufva | Loading... You are so talented... Very good pictures and great humans It is shame they look such unfinished... You should work with backgrounds and shadows(in some pictures) more. | |
Frederick S. Fudala / Artwork
