| 4 Apr 2004 | Megan Glasby-Baldwin | Loading...I love the way it appears to blur as if there's the rising heat (unless it's just a dodgy pic of it?)  | |
| 5 Apr 2004 | Rin/cloudweaver | Loading...Wow...this is awesome. You know that painting by Salvador Dali, with the man being hatched out of a bleeding world? And the sheet thing spread above? The design of the central figure's wings remind me of that style. Way cool. | |
| 8 Apr 2004 | Gtmunch | Loading...Hmmm, the only BALOR I am familiar with is the one from Celtic mythology. Is this the case here? Some explaination from the artist would be nice. Robert M. Katkowski replies: "In dungeons and dragons, their version of the balrog from lord of the rings is a demon called a balor. No celtic mythology involved." | |
| 15 Aug 2004 | Mwaters | Loading...That is some BEAUTIFUL flame my friend. | |
| 14 Sep 2004 | Anonymous | Loading...<awestruck> wow | |
| 24 Jun 2005 | Velve | Loading...Its very nice, but a balor should be larger and more muscular in my opinion, also i was looking foward to seeing the infamous skelly face, and the wings are suposed to be like flaming bones too | |
| 2 Nov 2005 | Hev | Loading...wow, that's very like Allen Lee's work for the Lord of the Rings books. i dont know exactly about Balors but it does remind me of the Balrog. very skilled with the oils. nice -x- | |
| 18 Apr 2006 | Anonymous | Loading...Wow, i love all your d&d pics. I really like the dark conjurer guy. | |
| 6 Jun 2006 | Matthew W Gonzales | Loading...Actually that whole skeletal thing is just on nwn. They are supposed to have leathery wings and apelike faces with very canine mouths. | |
| 27 Nov 2007 | Derek ´Hendercrazy´ Henderson | Loading...Very dynamic and eye-catching! Nice overall composition. Great job on the fire elements too. Keep creating!  - Derek "Hendercrazy" Henderson | |