| 17 May 2008 |  Richard Svensson |  Loading...Well, you certainly have your very own style. I haven´t seen anyone use light the way you do -no "less is more" here! Your images all look like they are windows in some ancient castle, telling some weird mythology as you pass them by.  Malin Elisabeth Stavborg replies: "oh wow... thank you very much! Im so happy that my paintings speek to ppl and that they make ppl feel something. your pics are awsome!! I love thay way you use the color green. you make it look so alive and thick. how do you do that?" | |
| 19 May 2008 | Richard Svensson | Loading... Well, I mix the greens with some blues and browns to get a color with deeper saturation or with more character. I use a brand of Russian watercolors, where the greens also have very much pigments in them. They react in all kinds of neat ways when you add drops of water in the paint. Thanks for liking my stuff!  | |
| 20 May 2008 |  Hannah Rogers Robertson | Loading... nice work, really unique! keep it up! welcome to the woods! Malin Elisabeth Stavborg replies: "thank you sweety! I love the way you capture faces... really good...  " | |
| 16 Oct 2008 |  Carrie Jo Best | Loading... You do great work! I like your limited color palettes. It lends itself really well to your dark subjects! Nice! Malin Elisabeth Stavborg replies: "thank you so much! more pics with colour is comming soon. " | |
| 16 Oct 2008 |  Railrunner | Loading... Hello! Just thought I’d take the time to stop by. | |
| 18 Oct 2008 |  Chelsea L Pennelly | Loading... | |
