| 26 May 2002 |  Patrick Joseph De Leon Cervantes |  Loading...I particularly like the way you color your stuff.. the angel reminds me of aeon flux proportions, the style is wicked though  *my knee hurts*LOL Thank you, I love photoshop, no mess to clean up after you are done  | |
| 5 Jun 2002 | Lynn | Loading... Cool website. I don't know who you are ,but, you have to be cool. Comments from the Artist: hehe Thanks for the ego boost, In my own little world I'm the coolest guy around, but I fear in reality I'm a big ole geek. Doesn't really matter though cause I have fun! | |
| 10 Jun 2002 | Stephan P. Calloway | Loading... You have a nice flair - I enjoy looking at your work. Keep it goin!. Comments from the Artist: Thank you for the encouragement Stephan. It really helps me keep trudgin along with getting things up on the web to know people want to see it. | |
| 10 Dec 2002 | Trevor | Loading... Very nice Jeremy keep up the good work . I wish I could draw like that. I done a print of the Angel to show my friends hope you dont mind Regards Trevor Hawkes  Jeremy Campbell replies: " Anyone can learn to draw like that, it's somes a long a difficult road, but if you keep doodling and trying to improve you pick up more and more tricks as you go along! (that's me trying to be encouraging? hope it comes across that way!) Other than the fact that the print will be pretty low quality I'm always happy to have more ppl see my work ) " | |
| 5 Jan 2003 |  Rachael Evans | Loading... Wow. I REALLY like your style, it's different. I like to see that you are proficient with both color and B&W pictures. You are very talented and I am pleased that I got to see such nice work. Jeremy Campbell replies: " hehe you found the one word that pretty much sums me up... "different"" | |
| 5 Mar 2003 | Lisa Ostrander | Loading... I really like your art, especially your charatcers and mountain backgrounds. I like your bio pic too. Your characters sometimes have proportion problems, but they look great if I ignore it. I like that you draw muscular warrior women, because it seems like women who really do combat training will have some muscle. (Happened to me when I used to practice karate a lot - I was addicted to karate a few years ago, and I got buffed from it even without working with weights) Jeremy Campbell replies: " You've hit on one of the things I really try to avoid, Supermodel looking women. It's really a shortcut, skiny women are easier to draw then shaply women. Just like irl skinny women don't have to work as hard to look good as shaply women. But o when shaply women put in the time and effort be in shape tis far more beautiful than any stick woman can ever be... *drool's like Homer* " | |
| 28 Mar 2003 | Uncle Sam | Loading... Wow, your the best artist in the world Jeremy Campbell replies: "while i'd like to believe you I know better, I might be a decent artist by the time I'm 50 or so, that's in about 20 years, but I love creating things so I keep pluggin away... If you want to see someone with talent check out Stephanie Pui Mun Law or any of the artists of the day for that matter..." | |
| 11 Dec 2006 | Alex Vasquez <yannibmbr@gma...com> | Loading... Nice stuff, dude. Where the hell you been? And close the damned garage door already... | |
| 12 Nov 2008 | Garntlette | Loading... I like your art. Do you have anything that looks comical or caribbean?
Jeremy Campbell replies: "There are a few pieces of comic art in my fan art gallery, don’t read a lot of comics anymore but I have very fond memories of comic characters. I’m not sure what caribbean art is, is it a style?" | |
| 17 Feb 2009 |  Colton Hamshire | Loading... Hey Jeremy I’m new to the site and have just recently published my first two stories here on Elfwood. They are titled Trail of Hope and Barroom Brawl. Please check them out when you get the opportunity and let me know what you think. Thank you very much! | |
