Saturday 24th November 2007 08:18 | Weasley Sketches |
| I never would have gotten the twins to look so much alike! GREAT JOB!!!!! |
Sunday 11th March 2007 02:35 | Weasley Sketches |
That's nice
All of them 'cept Ron dont look how I imagined. They're all really good however.
Great job
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Saturday 10th February 2007 08:10 | Weasley Sketches |
| omg this is how i picture them in my head! great work! |
Tuesday 29th November 2005 19:13 | Weasley Sketches |
I like it! They all deviate perfectly! And the freckles look real (and appealing!) to boot! I must say, creating cute, realistic freckles is not as easy as a flick of paint and you're done. As a freckly person, I'd know...lol
Delani |
Saturday 26th November 2005 16:32 | Weasley Sketches |
| I like them all, but you forgot Bill's earring. |
Thursday 24th November 2005 09:46 | Weasley Sketches |
Oh my gosh! I love your Charlie! He looks a little on the young side, but he has the stockier look to him. A lot of people forget that about him. Great Ginny, too. They all look really good. Nice job. |
Tuesday 22nd November 2005 22:39 | Weasley Sketches |
I really like Ginny and the twins in your sketches here. All of the Weasley's look good, but those three hit closer to my imagination than the others. Very nice job, it was really cool to see these. |
Monday 21st November 2005 12:05 | Weasley Sketches |
I like your art, but (alas) never got around to reviewing. This sketch is nifty--I especially liked Percy's expression. |
Monday 21st November 2005 10:20 | Weasley Sketches |
love the tones in the hair... love PERCY! Im probably the only one..
but hey.. hes an evil, deserting.. *profanities* but hey.. his face
just SCREAMS humungus bighead (I canny speel)
First ever gred and forge I've seen as they are described in the book..
short and dumpy.. NO ONE does them like that.. its a scandal.. I know
you cant see their bodies.. but their faces look the right proportions
for that kinda stature. Perfect.. now do Bill and Charlie again please.
I'm not a stalker.. honest.. o_O
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Monday 21st November 2005 00:25 | Weasley Sketches |
| There's just something about your work that always make me feel happy. I love Bill here. Slap a gold earring on him, and he could be the stereotypical swashbuckling pirate. Which goes well with Ginny's observation that he likes a bit of glamour! Charlie looks stocky and good-natured, much as I've imagined him. Percy also, much as I imagine him. Uptight and not quite like his siblings, but hey, it takes all sorts to make a family! Love that the twins have the curlier, slightly more unmanagable looking hair. Ron's great - in just a head shot, you've conveyed a sense of tall lankiness and that expression is nothing but earnest! And Ginny, last. I *love* this picture of Ginny - the eyes are great, the hair is wonderful. She's shorter and smaller than the others, and while it definitely comes across that she'd be the protected baby sister, she somehow seems to have more personality and force than the older brothers. If you ever (or anyone ever) turns that head shot of Ginny into an icon for public use, please let me know! Would have it on my LJ in a second. Great job with them all. =) |
Sunday 20th November 2005 21:34 | Weasley Sketches |
| You've captured the Weasley Seven almost as I've pictured them in my reading. I love Bill's casual confidence, Charlie's suave air, Fred and George at their most mischievous, Ron's uncertain smile and Ginny's lovely eyes that can only be for Harry. I left Percy for last because he's so uptight and stick-in-the-mudish that he doesn't really belong with this happy bunch. Wonderfully drawn and skillfully characterized. |
Sunday 20th November 2005 18:40 | Weasley Sketches |
| Neat! I really like Charlie here--looks even more mischievous than we know the twins to be, although they look pretty mellow here. |
Sunday 20th November 2005 18:35 | Weasley Sketches |
| They all look the same age apart from Bill. Otherwise great pic.
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Sunday 20th November 2005 17:30 | Weasley Sketches |
| this is really cute and thats saying somthing b/c i dont review much for artwork
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