| 30 May 2006 |  Paul Smith <danlarmel@aol...com> |  Loading...DONT LET ANYBODY STEAL YOUR DREAMS.
I like your style keep going, get some acrylic paints, you will love them, more colour pics plaease.
Remember those that can do those that cant teach.
Best wishes, come fly my dragons, Paul. | |
| 1 Jun 2006 |  Heather Lynn White | Loading... actually, there are some of us teachers who can do who also teach! I just try not to be like some of the one's I've had...
My 2nd grade art teacher said I had no artistic talent and should never try...
Around the time I sold my first piece I found out he was arrested for doing naughty things with students! | |
| 10 Jun 2006 | Shawn | Loading... Good stuff, amazing artist  Love you <33 | |
| 18 Jun 2006 |  Therese Almegren | Loading... Your Phoenix pic is wonderful! You should colour some more of your drawings.  | |
| 22 Jun 2006 | Josh Terech | Loading... Amanda you know I love you're work. I wish I could do that. | |
| 23 Jun 2006 | Wes | Loading... not to shabby , keep on keepin on  | |
| 11 Oct 2006 |  Maxime Goffeau | Loading... Love the bio pic! Up close with the webcam, not shy at all! That's the stuff!hehe... oh and the art is not bad at all either.. lovely Id say! | |
| 31 Jan 2007 |  Leonardo Afonso Montenegro | Loading... Hey Amanda, cool stuff. You definitely got the desire and talent, and practice never makes perfect but certainly helps! Could be cool to see some studies from life.
I know i personally think drawing from life is often times boring, and I try to draw mostly from my head, since it's so fun, challenging and creative, but I sure learned the hard way that the fastest road to get better is through studies of nature. It is perfect. | |
Amanda R. Gollhardt / Artwork
