| 20 Jan 2005 | Sarah Trumpp | Loading...Congrats on the mod's choice, brenda!!! You certainly deserve it. I didn't even know you had an elfwood gallery. How out of the loop am I these days?! Sheeesh.  | |
| 20 Jan 2005 | Simi Landau *Muffin Queen* | Loading...Oh, I've always liked the Queen of Pentacles. This one is my favorite, I think. Furry! Queen! Of Pentacles! Hooray! Congrats on Mod's Choice, this is so cool. | |
| 20 Jan 2005 | Meredith kyrn Dillman | Loading...Congrats! You certainly deserve it ^_^ | |
| 20 Jan 2005 | Blakeslee | Loading...I like it! I do see earth here... very nice idea for tarot cards. I love the geometric pattern also. It looks like you worked very hard on this. Awesome job. | |
| 20 Jan 2005 | Elizabeth Lizzard Morrissey | Loading...I love the patterns on her kimono, the colors are very beautiful. Ok, I may be wrong about this, but I remember reading somewhere that the courteseans(sp?) tied their obi's (the cloth belt thing) in the front, not the back like it is here. It's not really a big problem anyways, very good overall  Brenda Mousseau replies: "Yup, that's correct, when she'd be "entertaining" or working, this represents a more private moment, the kimono is tied very casually and temporarily. Perhaps she's getting ready for a date?" | |
| 20 Jan 2005 | Jess Hyslop | Loading...I don't know much about the symbolism either - but am I right in thinking the flowers on her dress have something to do with it? Anyway, lovely pic, with symbolism or without. | |
| 20 Jan 2005 | Grace Yong | Loading...*Jaw drops... Then takes a long time finding it...* Man! Tarot card collection in japanese looks!! I really like it!! ^^ Congrats on the mod's choice!! ^^ | |
| 21 Jan 2005 | Jayde Hilliard | Loading...mmm... do you have a Deviantart account? I coulda SWORE I've seen this somewhere... | |
| 9 May 2008 | Heidi Hecht | Loading...This is the cutest Tarot card I’ve ever seen! I’m loving the rabbit. | |
| 23 Oct 2008 | Khargosh Agha | Loading...Beautiful Rabbit Lady! She reminds me somehow of the Chinese myths about the Bunny on the Moon (together with the Goddess Cheng-O), but this is in Nippon; not China!
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