| 2 Oct 2004 | Lisa Jonsson | Loading...Nice! Youre so good at drawing horses! | |
| 3 Oct 2004 | Anonymous | Loading...I like how you added a few qualities to your unicorn that more resemble a goat rather than a horse. Too many people draw horses and then stick a horn on their faces. This looks like a more believable unicorn. | |
| 3 Oct 2004 | Daniela K. Schuette | Loading...This is really lovely! I absolutely love the mood and the originality of this piece! Excellent work! | |
| 22 Nov 2004 | Melodies | Loading...That picture is just gorgious! | |
| 28 Jan 2005 | Sofia Carvalho <auralis@hot...com> | Loading...Beautiful picture! The anatomy on the horse is almost perfet. All the colors are amazing. Nice work! | |
| 22 May 2005 | Emily McDonald | Loading...Whoa. This looks like an authentic medieval/Rennaissance piece of art, especially with the curlicue branches. I really love it. It's serene and intriguing. I can almost hear dulcimers and lutes when I look at this. Johanna Iso-Järvenpää replies: "I didn't think of this as a historical painting, but now that you've said it, I like the idea." | |
| 18 Jan 2006 | D'allan | Loading...I hope that you can understand my English. I'm not able to describe my feelings in English or tell which parts of the picture could have been done better so I'll try to say a few words about D'allan himself. First of all, he was meant to look like malnourished because he doesn't eat or drink anything. His imaginary world may look peaceful and quiet and it really often is. As you can see there's just one tree at that moment and not much else. That place can also be harsh and cruel when it wants to but right now it wants to be pretty and doesn't contain any visible ice, snow or blizzards.
That unicorn is quite wise but even he doesn't know that a jewel at the right of the picture is just a petty item which really holds nothing inside. Unfortunately for him, this time just a belief is enough to cause a lot of trouble. D'allan sometimes causes wounds to himself because he tries to kill himself every now and then just to be able to feel how much it hurts. Of course some damage is essential to make that happen. But there's no need to worry because he is immortal like some unicorns are and isn't truly able to end his days.
Thanks to artist who was patient enough to make this picture although my instructions how to do it were very unclear and over-demanding. I'll try to be nicer customer next time if I'll still get a chance. | |
| 18 Mar 2006 | Dagmar Jung | Loading...Pictures of RPG characters are often boring. But this one is a very positive exception! There is a whole story in the picture. It doesn't even need any further textual description. I also like the concept of a unicorn that isn't just a pretty horse with a horn, but holds the balance between goat and a horse anatomy. This goes not only for the bony hindquarters, but also for head and neck formation. | |
| 13 Dec 2006 | Marina Marlagoutsou | Loading...Wow.Just,wow!!The story,the drawing,the colours,everything!!! | |
| 23 Aug 2008 | Ryssa v. horn | Loading...i luv the story behind it, and the meaning of all those symbols.
but i think it is either my eye for detail or my need for perfection (worst combination ever!  ) that tells me that the light unicorn looks a little bit like a goat, or is that just the doing of a misarable life? ’cuase if it is, i could totally relate.
but the pic is marvoelous, fantastic, beautiful!!! (can’t think of a word to express how good you are!)  | |