@Celesse
Samantha Whitten

I Want To Help
I Want To Help by @Celesse (Samantha Whitten)

Sometimes there's just nothing you can do.

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23y34d ago
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Posted: Friday, 31 August, 2001 @ 11:27 PM

This totally captures the way I feel whenever some of my friends ask me for their help on things that are just utterly beond me.... a beautiful picture :)

Posted: Saturday, 01 September, 2001 @ 01:47 AM

This is stunning... really quite stunning. The emotions come across really well, and I like the premise... they're both helpless.

The only thing I can possibly suggest is to work with a background... a background provides setting, which provides a context, which suggests a story. I'd like to know more about the characters... but that I care in the first place is enough to tell me that it's a fantastic piece of art. =^_^=

I'm looking forward to seeing more from you in the future!

-- Tails

Posted: Thursday, 15 November, 2001 @ 09:04 AM

Damn, now THIS is a good work of art! The art alone is good; and the words alone are good... But put together; they are great!! This is what I think true art is; to convey an emotion properly...!

Great work! Keep it up!!!

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