| 23 Jan 2003 |  David Michael O'Barr |  Loading...Stumbled upon you in Elftown looking for folk in Michigan. I really admire your work, very nice. I also liked your Wiccan site very straight forward. Being of from a family of Wiccans (actually the base beliefs are what has filtered down through the family from the Druids of old but it fits alright under the umbrella of Wicca). Anyway dont know where I'm going with this.....Great art, nice web site, and keep the faith. | |
| 29 Jan 2003 |  Julia R. Burton | Loading... Your are soo talented! I love ur morgaine pic, its so preety, your proportions are wonderful!
Keep up the good work( i've allways thought thats something cheesy to say but, to stunned to say much else.) | |
| 16 Jun 2003 |  Marion Z. Skydancer | Loading... My appreciation, you have a number of very fine quality works in your folio, and looking at your work I see you moving through your journey, and finding constant improvement in your skills and I think, in expressing your visions.
Blessings,
Marion | |
| 9 Nov 2003 | Critism | Loading... I think your detail is very beautiful and captivating..But your people are slightly out of proportion...Hands and arms are a bit small..Or is it just your style?  Catherine Noble Beyer replies: "Calling it a "style" would be a cop out. I have difficulty getting the proportion of hands and arms correct (Heads also tend to have a problem)" | |
| 18 Nov 2003 | Bloody-Winged Angel | Loading... U cannot be human, your WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYY too good of an artist, I love everything u do! | |
| 19 Oct 2004 |  Amanda Elenaria Gydemo Östbom | Loading... As pointed out before: the arms and hands. I often comment on this because the gods know I have worked on that since I started drawing! In the fairy-picture it works very well, she looks lithe and pretty, but I think the trick is to take looks at yourself in the mirror. And, even if thin wrists are beautiful imo, the hand should be able to almost cover a face. Fingers excluded, it should cover the cheek. Also, the feet ned not be big, but approximate them to less than the lower arm of a character.
Now, I'm just being picky and trying to give some not-very-needed "constructive criticism". Really, you pencilwork is wonderful. I love the few coloured pictures. | |
| 20 Aug 2005 |  Karyn 'Lara Amor' Ouellet | Loading... hi there! You have alot of talent, i really like your work, but you seem to have a lack of technique, talking about some human body proportions and disposition. Some practice in this an you'll be a master soon.  Cmome visit my gallery, by the way! ^_^ | |
| 21 Aug 2005 |  Sarah Lee Williamson | Loading... Hello, I love your art! It's been said before, but you are incredibly talented. it looks like you are already on your way to becoming a professional. I wish I could do that, but I don't think I'm good enough. I love the shading and etail of your work. | |
| 9 Apr 2006 | Otterbelt | Loading... If you like Doug Shuler, go to www.imageNETion.com. They have a large gallery of fantasy artists and a large number work in graphite. They also showcase some comic artists that do graphite fantasy art. | |
| 13 Dec 2007 | Anonymous | Loading... Hi there,
I'm a former elfwood artist, just trying to get my name off the internet. I think i commented on your piece, "eclipse", and I would really appreciate it if you could remove my comment...
Thanks again!
-Andrea | |
Catherine Noble Beyer / Artwork
