Crisp - Thank you kindly
Truly warming words.
Ericyeo - Thank you :] I think this particular piece is, um, maybe 5000x2000 pixels big, I can’t check since I’m not at the computer where I created it. I generally try to work in resolutions that are over 4000 pixels in either direction. It really helps for detailing.
Tomas slobodnik - haha, noo, but I wish there was one! Man would it make life easy
I’m glad you like :]
dEo - Thanks <3
MichaelMotion - Aw, thank you!
Prophecy313 - thankee!
Kaspaas - hehe, thank you! I’ll just imagine your swearing, then 
Theresa - See? Some people think it looks exactly like me and some don’t see the likeness at all. It’s so strange o.O I do tend to paint myself into a lot of things though. It’s very frustrating, I try so hard not to but the characters tend to end up with at least some features of mine D: Hee, thank you!
Lilie - Thank you so much :] I’m so overjoyed that the feeling of the piece is actually there, as I was worrying I’d overworked it and lost track of what I was aiming for.
Bao - haha, you need to take pictures of yourself bouncing
Nah, just kidding - thank you very much though.
De Gerardo - thank you <3
Mindofka -
Thank you. You can’t know how excited that makes me to hear. I was worrying I had somehow managed the opposite, but it seems like I might have succeeded in what I was looking for. Thank you.
Wim - Why, thank you, darling <3
Elaeria - Thank you :] I hope you’ll like the poster book: I’m very excited about it. The Furiae book will be published through Ballistic, so you’ll be able to get your hands on it quite easily ;]
3dcook - thank you!
FrozZt - Aw, you are too kind :] (och alltid roligt att träffa andra svenskar här. Tack igen!)
Mahlikus - Hi there :] I don’t mind, I’ve responded before and I’m sure I’ll repeat it again. I generally work in a size that ranges from 4000x4000 pixels up to 10000x8000, depending on what the project is and what it’s meant for. Ever since I received my BOXX computer (sometimes, I want to stay days just hugging it, I swear!) I’ve found that I’m not at all restrained in what size I want to work with, so I just pick whatever feels best. Working TOO big tends to make me insane though, as I get into the details a bit too much.
Gonzalo Golpe - thank you :]
Gaianix - Thanks! :]
Kyena - wow, thanks :] I know that this piece, and some others, thumb the line of being too realistic. I think it’s something that happens, quite unintentionally I assure you, when I get too involved in a piece - I work too hard, for too long, and end up perfecting too many of the details. Sometimes I consciously move away from it, but I had to just let it go on this piece, let it be what it wanted to be. I find that restraining myself sometimes just messes things up, you know? One day, I’ll be skilled enough to know when to stop, but I think that point is still far away 
DreamQuest - Yay, Romeo! That is more what I was looking for. Romeo, so tragic and wonderful. I am happy that you saw what I was looking for - very glad, in fact. Thankee on many levels!
BlinCk - Thank you!
D-NA - Hehe, glad you like it <3 Glad you mentioned the canvas size. I have to admit that throughout this painting, I kept flipping it. Sometimes, it was a portrait piece (turned with the face up), sometimes it was turned upside down. Sometimes, the character was resting down, looking upwards and sometimes it was flipped the way you see here. In the end, I had to sit down and make a choice, and I felt that this best represented what I was looking for. The fact that I can do this is one of the reasons to why I like working on the computer so much. These decisions you can make ‘after the fact’, as it were
looking at a piece from oh so many angles before finding the one that suits you best. Thank you :]
SirNeo - Thank you! :]
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