Monday 31st August 2009 03:55 | Draco portrait |
| This is an excellent drawing. Thank you for sharing your tallent. p |
Friday 11th August 2006 10:38 | Draco portrait |
Whoa. He looks hot. I don't think I should look at this any longer, or I'll turn into a Draco fangirl. And that would not be good. At all.
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Tuesday 21st June 2005 18:59 | Draco portrait |
| Very intriguing. It really makes you want to turn around just to make sure no one's there. |
Thursday 2nd June 2005 23:53 | Draco portrait |
| Ever-so-lovely. Beyond that, in more than one way. Never seen Draco drawn in an outline of green before. Cool/neet idea goin' on there. ;) |
Thursday 2nd June 2005 16:39 | Draco portrait |
| he looks like a girl, wich is accurate really. great job |
Wednesday 1st June 2005 09:27 | Draco portrait |
| Wonderfully sly-looking Draco. Elegant, has an air of aristocracy, and looks amazingly calculating |
Wednesday 1st June 2005 01:00 | Draco portrait |
| nice. the shadowing in particular is really very well done, good job! |
Tuesday 31st May 2005 16:18 | Draco portrait |
| Wow. This is a very nice pensive/calculating looking Draco. It is extra interesting being in green and all. It also makes it slightly creepy. |
Tuesday 31st May 2005 09:29 | Draco portrait |
| Very nice. I really think this crosses the realm of just a portait into art. You've used light and dark to show how deeply drawn the conflicts within his person are, as if light and dark both have claims on him and define him. Nice job. |
Monday 30th May 2005 20:28 | Draco portrait |
| This is how I imagine Draco to be - Very sexy, very calculating, and a little uncertain. The shading is great, and the viewer can almost see him turning further into the shadow. |
