Torn World; Comments on 'Kativa'

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PeggyB	Wow, it looks so realistic! Nothing else to say, exept: awesome, awesome, awesome!
Non-Member Artist	Wow, this is... INCREDIBLE. The first time I looked at it I couldn't tell if it was painted or a photograph. The textures, as everyone has been saying, are incredible (The hood! Her hair! Her gloves!), and I love the sheer DETAIL that's gone into this. Her face especially amazes me, I love how close to mischievous she looks, and the shadows and the details of her eyes - they are WONDERFUL, and I would comment telling you how wonderful I think her eyelashes and eyebrows are but um. I can't think how to explain that in a way that doesn't sound out. It's a lovely picture!
Non-Member Artist	The fur looks so realistic that I, just like Ellen, kind of want to pet it to feel its texture. I'm not yet that familiar with Kativa as a character, but the expression on her face gives off a very peculiar air that adds lots of characterisation to her, even if I have yet to explore her in depth. I already have a feeling of what I will find when I get around to do so. Very well done. It's a perfectly realistic piece, almost like a photo.
Deirdre / Wyld_Dandelyon	Ellen is so right about the fur! And I like her smile. The trim makes me think that at least some northerners do card weaving!
Ellen Million	You captured Kativa so perfectly here - it's that look of mischief and mystery that is so completely her. You are a master of believable lighting and textures - a gorgeous piece and I want to pet the fur...

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