amazing work! very nice colors.. i love it! +10
drunken

Excellent! Both versions are beautiful, I cannot decide between them both. See ya!

very painterly and appealing a compliment to the viewer's eye, definitely a +9 =))

really impressive, i like the shiny more

Nicely done! Top marks - I love the flowing cloth.

very nice job
she looks very pretty
only suggestion i can make is to work more on the bg, esp on the green bushes

i like them both a lot but have to say i'm more a fan of the non shiny version. the work of the transparency of the cloth is very skillfully done! +7/7

Very nice one!
I like most the non shiny version.....
Good bg!

+7/7

Very lovely. I prefer the non-shiny one.

Beautiful work!....great colors and mood!...top marks!
Carlos

Beautiful work!

beautiful! great work!

Nice character, nice colors, nice composition, nice textures.
i like it! beautiful work
+9

Nice image... like the way her dress melts into the water.
The golden lighting is very effective.

Phill

Lovely! I've been following your work for several years now, and I must say I like the direction you're going with this one, especially. <3 your technique, and--oooh!--that translucent veil is to die for!! It looks to me as though her head may be placed too far forward off the neck, and her left hand might be a teensy bit beefy (or paw-like?) for such a delicate individual, but those aren't glaring faults. Love how the wings hold up the veil; kinda reminds me of those horned medieval headdresses. As for which one I prefer... that's tough, but I think I like the original one. It seems a bit richer, though both are yummy!

Lovely work!! I prefer this version as it has a bit more contrast. Well done!

Nice work, good colors.

Beautiful setting. Nice work!

wonderful.....

Beautiful work, the colours you used are perfect and it's a lovely image. the link for the shiny version doesn't work at the moment.

Amazing !

hard to make a choice between both
the second one is slightly more sweet
good work and beautiful picture

awesome. i love how you conceptualized the cloth falling ontop of the wings of the helmet. first time ive seen anyone ever do that.

Blimey I totally missed this one when you published it! You have taken a more earthy direction with your solours...not using your trademark pastel pallette as much here, but it is still deffo your style.

I'd like to see some sky or something in that blank spave at the top and behind her,but apart from that,lovely work.

exellent work on the colours and on the background!
just maybe the water could be more detailed but it's ok, this picture is so awesome...