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Rebecca Schumacher Cox 2003-12-05 As always, gorgeous work, Linda. Beautiful piece.   May-Lin Iversen Demetriou 2003-12-05 Beautiful. It gives me a headache just to think of the perspective work on those cards. :)   Marley Mcleay 2003-12-05 look at those rock textures :O.did you paint those from your head linda?.incredible really,those cards are phenominal^^.jeez thats a lot of hard labour in this piece!.Great work Linda   Linda Tso 2003-12-05 great job on the textures and the cards too. The subtle blue glow--and those blue eyes!--really brings out the atmosphere.   Lena 2003-12-16 beautiful, as always i really love how it seems like you could just walk right into the setting and down that alley... but i dont think id want to because of that guy in the window!   Madeleine Gusdal 2003-12-21 Oh, so gorgeous. I'm always extremely impressed of your drawed clothes, and the cards are a treat to the eye. The background is extraordinary, but I find it a little strange that the doorway is so small. Makes her look like a giant :).   Angel Walker 2004-01-07 What does 'reference' mean? Does it mean you looked at a photo to do it? Or that it is a photo manipulation? I do not understand.   Daniel Huang 2004-01-13 woo! your works are so great, i like the skin of your character...   Erin Kearney 2004-01-29 I love the whole picture. The left hand is especially well done - it looks really perfect. Great!   Kajsa Flinkfeldt 2004-01-30 I closed my eyes and randomly picked one picture out of your gallery to comment on. There is so much stunning work here I couldn´t make up my mind otherwhise. After seeing this, I have finally decided to go digital. I would be eternally greatful to get this question answered: Do you use any kind of model for the subjects of your compositions? Personally I find it quite difficult to draw the human body without any references at all, that´s why I ask. All of your work is pure inspiration!   Jairin Finch 2004-02-12 Okay...can I just say... BRILLIANT!! Absolutely freaking brilliant. Years of experiance in art and years of enjoying it go into each one of your paintings. I don't know how you do it. Me and art have a love hate relationship. We have been seperated for a long time (since kindergarten) and now that we are back together we are trying to work things out. We take consul in looking at your relationship with art's cousin (Great Art) and hope to accomplish what you have accomplished. If you have any tips on how to make this relationship work feel free to help us. You can be our Dr. Phil!   min Rho 2004-04-19 this is great. I love the gunmetal hues and blue light.   Post a Comment