I wanna play chess with Woolf... Can't tell you how much I love this one!
Anonymous Guest
29 Oct 2009
since when does the art of photoshop become equal with oils on canvas, it is sad art is going through this phase of digital prints, and mix and matches, this is not a one of kind work have seen it many times on the internet with different personalities.... NOW MAGDA PLS DO NOT LOG IN AS ANONYMOUS GUEST AND POST A COMMENT ON THIS ONE AS U DID BELOW......
Artist Reply: Who said that digital art is equal to or even similar to any other form of art? It has its own very worthy weight in the world of art... i find it very insular of you to compare mediums in such a narrow-minded way.
Another thing... rather than leave these scanty **anonymous** comments on my pages, you should at least be brave enough to leave your name and email address, at least so I know who you are and what authority you think you might have.
Thank you once again for your input. Much appreciated.
Brilliant idea and work, Magda. I applaud you. Unluckily the coward people appear here from time to time; don't pay attention to them. Looks like the guy on the left (bottom) is Charles Dickens. Do you know?: I read his complete works when I was 13 years old:-)
Anonymous Guest
11 Apr 2009
Oh,what a fabulous,unique,innovative piece!!!One of my favorites from your portfolio!!!You're so very talented!!! *And to ISMAIL below?You're an ignorant,uneducated piece of crap who hides behind his online anonymity like the coward you are !*
Anonymous Guest
10 Apr 2009
THIS IS NOT A NEW IDAEA.YOU ARE TALANTED.WHY YOU REPEAT OTHER PEPOLE \'S OLD IDAES. ISMAIL
Artist Reply: Im not repeating anyone's ideas - im making my own ideas tangible using a new medium. several people can have the same idea, its possible and known to happen. in the end, mr. ismail, this particular piece is mine, my idea, my work, and unfortunately, you cant have a say in whether or not i can or cant portray a particular idea. thank you for your strange criticism.
Very interesting and innovative. But why is Mahatma gandhi holding so many sticks (a bundle of them). He needed just one to drive the British out of India. I like Shakespeare too.
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Anonymous Guest 31 Jul 2014
I wanna play chess with Woolf... Can't tell you how much I love this one!Anonymous Guest 29 Oct 2009
since when does the art of photoshop become equal with oils on canvas, it is sad art is going through this phase of digital prints, and mix and matches, this is not a one of kind work have seen it many times on the internet with different personalities.... NOW MAGDA PLS DO NOT LOG IN AS ANONYMOUS GUEST AND POST A COMMENT ON THIS ONE AS U DID BELOW......Marijke Cloes 08 Jun 2009
I like this one, great !Anonymous Guest 24 May 2009
ur best work maggiekins!!! :DMattieu Besson 11 Apr 2009
Hi sweetheart!!!Beautiful piece!!!I love mystery!!Armando Salas 11 Apr 2009
Brilliant idea and work, Magda. I applaud you. Unluckily the coward people appear here from time to time; don't pay attention to them. Looks like the guy on the left (bottom) is Charles Dickens. Do you know?: I read his complete works when I was 13 years old:-)Anonymous Guest 11 Apr 2009
Oh,what a fabulous,unique,innovative piece!!!One of my favorites from your portfolio!!!You're so very talented!!! *And to ISMAIL below?You're an ignorant,uneducated piece of crap who hides behind his online anonymity like the coward you are !*Anonymous Guest 10 Apr 2009
THIS IS NOT A NEW IDAEA.YOU ARE TALANTED.WHY YOU REPEAT OTHER PEPOLE \'S OLD IDAES. ISMAILRenata Cavanaugh 16 Mar 2009
Excellent work MagdaKamaljeet Chugh 14 Mar 2009
Very interesting and innovative. But why is Mahatma gandhi holding so many sticks (a bundle of them). He needed just one to drive the British out of India. I like Shakespeare too.