| 6 Jul 2002 | Cobb | Loading...I like this one alot. | |
| 13 Jan 2004 | Jennifer Lynn Guiles | Loading...This reminds me of when I looked at a wooden door when I was young, and would try to imagine creatures in the woodgrain. I love the idea, very creative.  | |
| 12 Feb 2004 | Nifkin | Loading...Very nice. looks like pounded polished tree bark. | |
| 26 Jun 2004 | Chyo | Loading...I see...half leopard-half tiger... | |
| 11 Aug 2004 | Edain of the Elfmounds | Loading...Oh my God this is amazing. I mean all of the drawings I see here. Such a rafinement and quality I rarely see. Inspiration-plenty, something painters today lack somehow. Characters are o vivid, like they truly have life inside, an expression of mystery and outworldliness ppl rarely catch. Well characters- not in this work obviously but still. I wish I could let my imagination roam free like that. And have the skill to render all that comes in my mind... Good work, you inspire me to go on trying. Thank you. Maybe I'll join this site one day. Keep up the great work! | |
| 5 Sep 2004 | Anonymous | Loading...i absotively love this one. there is this door in my house that has at least 14 different faces in it and i love to sit down across from it and draw them, they never turned out this good though.  | |
| 7 Oct 2004 | Nyteflame | Loading...Amazing, I rmeber doing that at the doctor's office as a kid. He had wood paneling in the waiting room, and we would sit and find faces and creatures in it. | |
| 28 Oct 2004 | Thefairys_wing | Loading...I see a cheetah and an anteloupe so im guessing that the cheetah is about to chase the antelope, since the antelope is in front of an enlarged cheetah face! Wow! I just made a dependant clause at the end of the sentence, im not really usually good at that!!! | |