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Dan Mills 2002-09-13 Fantastic skin tones, Christine.   (Christine M. Griffin) Thanks, Dan! Death becomes me... Patrick McEvoy 2002-09-13 Everything about this just rocks! fine drawing and composition especially! Are your eyes really that green...?   (Christine M. Griffin) Heh...don't I wish. I usually describe them as 'olive drab.' Or M*A*S*H green. Lovely, eh? Sal Vador N 2002-09-14 Woah! Hey nice pic! killer smile, and sharp hair to match. -_o ! You just know I'd dig this. Obviously n stuff. The expression and body language is great. It's like, seductive, threatening, creepy, and beeeeyootiful all at once. Killer killer! Cant say enough about it! =D   (Christine M. Griffin) *blushes and giggles like a school-girl* Lipták László 2002-09-13 Wow, a real vamp:) When will we meet?:)))   (Christine M. Griffin) When the moon hangs fat and sleepy, like a cat in the blue-black sky, and the air is thick with the promise of rich hunting...*cue the scary music* Cynthia Rudzis 2002-09-13 What a beautiful little corpse you are! ;) I'm with Dan...the pale skin is really nicely done and is in beautiful contrast to all those dark tones in the garb. Now the important question...where can a girl get a corset like that ??!   (Christine M. Griffin) At you local renaissance/gothic/barbarian faire, 'natch! *grin* Marilyn Alice Boyle 2002-09-13 Hey, Christine! Now this is a really great fantasy portrait! I too, like the skin against all that green.   scott purdy 2002-09-14 Aahhh, fantastic as always Christine :)   Samuel Araya 2002-09-17 Well, well, well, hello there, secsssy girl, whats your zodiac sign? ;P   (Christine M. Griffin) Cancer, baby...watch out for my pinchers... Jolie Bonnette 2002-09-23 Nicely done! The haughty/playful look is grand. I have a set of those water soluble pencils... this makes me want to break them out and play with them again.:-)   Chris Xavier 2002-10-29 You certainly have an eye for colour-tones. Very skilful use of water-soluble pencils too I might add. I've been staring at this image now for a while and finally I think I understand what is going on. She - a vampire and obviously a carnivore - has grown tired of meat and decided to become a vegetarian thus trying to eat a whole tree as compensation for earlier deeds. ;)   (Christine M. Griffin) *Cackles!!!* You're too much, Chris... Mayavan Thevendra 2002-12-25 Top stuff - really good draughtsmanship, and the highlighting on that sleeve looks great. The mood and expression are really interesting, as well - sort of playful and sinister all at once...   jeff johnson 2002-12-31 very nice hues, tones, and contrast.   ken meyer jr 2003-03-20 great song.... ...to base a painting on! Great combo of violet and green. I have named many of my paintings after songs...haven't based as many on the actual songs, but I remember a few I named after songs. Let's see...Where Angels Fear To Tread (Guadalcanal Diary), Anima Rising (Joni Mitchell)...others I can't remember offhand. Anyway, nice work!   Mister E. 2003-07-16 You are a fine illustrator!   Jade Bengco 2004-07-13 Hello, Christine! This is fantastic--I'm speechless! But--I have to say--love the play of light and dark--but most especially the expression on her face! :-) You are a true master of the colored pencil medium!! Thanks for sharing your wonderful art! :-)   Rita Ria 2005-01-26 What a great painting Christine -- yeah already thought, you must have painted yourself as a kind of vampire :) Wonderful done!   Post a Comment