| 11 Feb 2004 |  Ly M. Frick | wow ^.^ I really like your rendition... especailly of the Nazgūl rider. Very cool. Congrats on Mod's choice, well deserved, indeed. | |
| 11 Feb 2004 |  Sarah Farley | Yay! Gildor! He's one of my favorite characters, yet you never see him *cough*stoopidmovie*cough* hehe! I also love the way to drew the nazgul. It's a very different concept from the way they are traditionally depicted, but it works well! Very cool. *wishes she knew how to use color pencils properly*  | |
| 11 Feb 2004 | Trinity | WOW! I LOVE the way you did this! the softness to the colors and the non watercolor way it looks if you know what i mean. its not sketchy the way that watercolor can be. I LOVE THIS!!!! *dances about* | |
| 11 Feb 2004 | Anonymous | I never hated LOTR's resurgence of popularity until I realized it was taking so many talented artists and sucking every original thought out of their heads. | |
| 11 Feb 2004 |  Monica L. Sinks | This is really nicely done | |
| 11 Feb 2004 |  Slavin | A very fine interpretation of Tolkien's vision!
Let us not forget: The whole point of fantasy literature is to create worlds in your mind.
This truly excellent work does just that. The artist challenges the accepted Rings medieval style and creates an awesome vision that is just as relevant to the Middle Earth spirit as any other work.
Top class work! | |
| 11 Feb 2004 | Lycaon Black | Doesn't anyone wonder why the majority of them have on modern clothing? And WHY the elves are green? I am perturbed. | |
| 11 Feb 2004 |  Joshua R. Davis | Wow, the pale colors on this one REALLY draws the viewer in, incredible! There's something about it that is just so enchanting... and the characters look great too! Keep up the great work. | |
| 5 Apr 2004 | Rebecca Joy Felgate | You have such a beautiful style, with if i dare say it, just a touch of Rodney Matthews in it. The colours in the forest are so soft yet the Nazgul is so dark which really adds to the atmosphere. Truly beautiful.
Myst | |
| 25 Nov 2005 | Mitch Williamson | Above all the technique and composition of the character's positioning (how it all fits together) and the HORSE, wow, that colouring technique.
Though the horse looks too beautiful to be slave of that Nazgul.
Free the Nazgul Black stallions! After all they are originally Rohan steeds.
Best Wishes
Mitch | |
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