elvenboy@gwtc.net

You would have to be looking to close at one part of the picture to see anything wrong. it is great

Posted by Guest on Tue 29 Jun 2004 01:35:16 PM EDT

rooxy

poor animal hehe...if I can say it on norwegian...D E T V A R D R I T B R A T E G N A ! ! !(that was really good drawed!!!)...and I mean it!

Posted by Guest on Tue 04 Jan 2005 05:11:39 PM EST

bucko

kewl. best, i love it; really rrreeeaaalllyyy awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted by Guest on Sun 09 Jan 2005 12:06:34 PM EST

pip_n_merry@yahoo.com

I'm sorry , but this picture is not to great. I applaud the detail, but the angles and movements are completley off. For the artist of this piece, i would advice you to bring the right horses legs in to a sharp curl to give the horse the a running appearance. The artist did a wonderful job on the stag and the left horse. I would also like to say that it would be better if the artist put more detail in the face of the character so it would match the detail of the rest of the picture and not look like anime. Overall, good picture.

Posted by Guest on Sun 31 Jul 2005 03:38:54 PM EDT

g

pip n mery your dumb lets see you draw like this guy and the well a tell you your a dumbass

Posted by Guest on Fri 28 Oct 2005 04:46:11 PM EDT

Clown

I was under the impression that this is his picture and he may draw however he pleases. And I think its perfection on paper. So go sit on an egg slicer.

Posted by Guest on Fri 13 Jan 2006 05:13:36 PM EST

Jaime

You know... There's really no cause to be rude. When an artist solicits comments, not all of them have to be sycophantic raving and 'ZOMG! So KEWL!'. There's not a damned thing wrong with constructive criticism and advice, and you don't have to be a great artist yourself to say what it might be that bothers you about a picture, or what you think might not look right or natural. You don't have to be able to /draw/ a horse to know how one looks when it runs. I think Mr. Ackegård's artwork is absolutely stunning - I certainly couldn't do anything even remotely like it - but there's not an artist on the planet that can't improve their craft, and constructive criticism can help them do that. Calling someone stupid for offering that criticism is arrogant and rude. Certainly Mr. Ackegård can take or leave any advice he chooses - but I don't see him or the people that run this site for/with him complaining when someone tries to be helpful.

Posted by Guest on Mon 03 Apr 2006 10:15:13 PM EDT

10lvlTaurenChieftain

I concur

Posted by Guest on Wed 22 Nov 2006 12:45:43 AM EST

OMFG PIP UR LIEK SOO MEEN 4 HAFIN A DIFRENT OPINION DAN ME AN POINTIN OWT ONIST FLAWS! RAWRG! GO SIT ON A EGG SLISER! >:( Christ people, Pip just offered some constructive criticism. No need to insult him. Artists need constructive criticism. I agree fully with Pip and the two posters before me.

Posted by anonymous (guest) on Fri 08 Feb 2008 04:15:26 PM EST