| 1 Jan 2004 |  Linus Harman |  Loading...In lack of better and more proffesional words, I can only say one thing: U rock! But, I gotta ask you something: Why did you give one of your pics a swedish title? See ya later/breadhobbit.  Johanna 'Jojjon' Nyberg replies: "Hehe, thank you very much!  I gave it a Swedish title because... Well, I sort of was lazy, and I couldn't come up with the right English words in my head, so I sort of went the easy way... Hihi ^^" | |
| 10 Dec 2004 |  Louice 'Lanisaz' Adler | Loading... Great progress with your works, mea! Love to see more of it, and I can definitely tell that you're improving! ^-^ keep it up! /L-chan  Johanna 'Jojjon' Nyberg replies: "Thank you very much, cutie! ^_^ *huggles*" | |
| 31 Dec 2004 |  Ashley 'Ariarnith Silver Flame' Mutek | Loading... Hey, you have got some great equines here. I love horses, and draw myself, and these are some of the best that I have seen. Keep them coming!  Johanna 'Jojjon' Nyberg replies: "Thank you veryvery much, I'm really hounoured! I took a look at your gallery and I really like what I saw! I surely will come back to visit you sometimes! ^_^" | |
| 7 Jul 2005 |  Trevor Mathis | Loading... I must say that while this is desent artwork, and very exceptional work on the pegasi, there are two things holding you back. Those are feet and depth. A true bane of artists, feet are quite hard until you get the hang of them. You character's fee appear as extensions of their calves and not contoured at all like a real foot should be and is. When the foot is viewed from the side it seems to lack a third dimensional quality, which is a lead in to depth. Most of these images( I say most because there are some that showcase good depth, I site the pegasi yet again.) appear flat and rudimentary, which I know you can do better. Try angling the feet so one appears to be coming towards the viewer a curve line where the foot meets the ankle works well to this effect. Also consider when at a slight side angle putting one arm and leg infront of the torso and the others behind it, this will help give depth. I hope this criticism has been taken as a series of helpful tips and not hurtful words. Johanna 'Jojjon' Nyberg replies: "No, no! It's not hurtful at all! I'll almost never get any real constructive criticism! I'll really appreciated your comment and I'll take your words to me when I keep drawing! Thank you very, very much for your comment!" | |
| 7 Jul 2005 |  Lily 'Pad' Jardine | Loading... your arts so beautiful, some great ideas!! Can't believe hardly anyones commented... Johanna 'Jojjon' Nyberg replies: "Well... People just don't seem to like to give me comments, or something like that... It was very nice of you to do so, though! Thank you very much for your comment! ^_^" | |
| 18 Aug 2005 |  Emmelie Nordström | Loading... *bighug* Hello friend! Remembered that I've been here about hundred times but never written something, so, no I do. But I don't really know what to write so I just say; love your work! Keep the spirit up!  Johanna 'Jojjon' Nyberg replies: "Thank you very much, hun'! *huggies* The same to you - never stop drawing! " | |
| 31 Jul 2006 |  Sarah E. Spencer | Loading... I love your horse/unicorn/pegasus pictures! They're so pretty. | |
| 4 Dec 2006 |  Angelika Linder | Loading... I don´t know what to say... I know that I jealous of you. I want to!  Great pictures! | |
| 18 Dec 2006 | Emily | Loading... Hi!I would just like to ask one quick question about whether you are taking commisions right now, if the answer is no then ok I'll get over it.If it's yes please e-mail me and we can talk about it =]] | |
| 9 Mar 2009 | Calvin | Loading... Didn’t know you had this lovely website tucked away. If anyone liked this, you should see the stuff she sketches nowadays. ^^ | |
