No problem. Thank you for doing the same.

Thanks, but just to let you know that piece is far from recent it dates back about two years ago. I just like it and keep it at top. I haven't drawn in a long time, but I just completed some new stuff and it should be up very soon. Stay tuned...lol.

This was a long time ago. I love you still...lol. I miss you. Just in case you were wondering I just came on to tell you what I thought about everything. As someone who has watched your skills grow over the past few years. I though I would say where I thought you strengths and weakness's were.

You have done exceptionally well at conveying emotions in a great deal of your pieces. I pointed that out on a few in recent remarks. Your shading it amazing. I can't go on enough about how realistic you can get some of your pieces looking. On top of all of that your eye for color is almost unparalleled. You seem to have mastered the art of eye candy...lol. When I look at your pictures the colors alone tend to make my eyes dance around the page searching out various highlights and details. Those are the things that you should maintain as you continue on.

Places you need to work on are your anatomy, style, and confidence.

While most of your pieces are bright vibrant and lively, there are many flaws in the anatomy of the charaters you are drawing. I have to say that recently you have gotten better, but that doesn't mean that you couldn't concentrate on that a little more.

Also I would say you need to work on your style... now let me say before I go on that I have no problem with your style, and I personally love it, but... You limit yourself to one particular style too often. That will limit the opportunities that you may have later on. I think that you should work on becoming more versital and display some of the other things that you are capible of. Case and point... where are the men at? I haven't seen one man posted on this site or in your collection at home. That will hinder you if you aren't careful.

The last thing isn't anything about your art at all really. It is more about you personally. You need to have more confidence. Looking at every single one of your pieces you have something negative to say about them in your Artist's Comment section. There is no need for that. I understand that we can be our own worst critics at times, but I believe that there needs to be a line drawn. You are putting out great work. Be proud of it, and accept the critisism as something to make your good work great, and your great work phenomenal in the future.

Well, that's my two cents. Hope it helps. You are a great artist that is only getting better. Good luck.