A Tree and a Rock, don't I sound in-ter-esting?

Jenthura wrote:No for the pen. Now that you've mentioned it, I realize it might be famous someday. So I'm keeping it to auction off for a million big ones when I become a world-renowned artist. Around that time (if I still remember) I'll send you five bucks with a note, "Thanks for the tip!

D: Meanie.

Love your style in drawing- and the picture itself is great. As is the description.

Anyways- very balanced, very detailed, but the separation between the branch and the trunk doesn't seem wide enough to me- I too thought it was just a very thick trunk. Perhaps it's one of those things that loses it's obvious-ness when it's put on a computer or something? Either way, great job. c:

-Coral-

Wow. I love that you did this in ink. Ink is my favourite medium. You've used it very well to help sustain the emotion in the piece. The tree is drawn well in showing possible backgrounds. I cant say that i can see any faults in this and i hope that you draw more.

And now for a completely incompetent review:
Cool, dude.


Kidding. No, I really like this. I'm a sucker for pen work, and the composition is nice with the rocks all carved up and the tree all wonky. <--technical term
Um I really have no criticism except to agree with Kaedee who comment way before about the space in the branches being exaggerated so the trunk doesn't appear so thick.
Cool. Keep it up.
Much loves,
Bunny

hey, treehugger.
this is cute and simple.
i love the magic.
-telle.

I really like this, since it gets my imagination running and the detail is wonderful. The concept sounds boring "A tree and a rock" but it ended up totally differant then expected it to be (the point, parhaps?). Great job and keep up the good work by all means!

Sincerely,
The Perverted Iguana~