I have a quick question for you. *kleinmeli and I would love to give #CelebrityPortraits's journal a complete make-over, but we don't have any experience with CSS coding. If you know anyone who does, or if you have experience with it yourself and you'd like to help us out, I would really, really appreciate it if you could contact me! You'd be doing us a great favour. Thanks in advance!




*N0rks says: "The artist displays a great eye for detail, giving this piece a very exquisite look. But moreover I like how the girl either seems to be bowing to or playing with the Death card and is so, in a way, accepting its meaning."
~AyriannahOllivandra says: "Not only is the card she's holding beautiful, but the woman manages to looks like a fortune teller, a priestess, and a queen at the same time, holding the mystery of death between her fingers like the empress of creation. The black, white, and red theme really works for cards (which makes sense, considering the standard deck's color scheme)."
*Suanin says: "This drawing exudes a mysterious atmosphere that immediately appealed to me. Who is the woman, half hidden by the shadows? Is she a fortune teller, holding someone else's fate in her hands? Or has she just been dealt the Death card herself? The way *youngmoons wove the theme of the contest into her entry and gave it her own twist makes this piece a definite winner."





~AquaMaritime says: "First of all I like the theme of the card. My favourite part about it is its concept. The lion is the original allegory for strength and I love the fact that the young beautiful girl is the one pulling the strings here! Then I really like the style of it! Art noveau runs well with the whole idea. A wonderful piece!"
*kleinmeli says: "I'm in love with this one. The colors are beautiful and I like the whole theme about it. It's a simple and clean style and well... I just love it."
*N0rks says: "Great concept of how mental power can overcome physical power. The Jugendstil style emphasizes the 'lightness' and, at the same time, power of the girl. Very well chosen!"





~AyriannahOllivandra says: "Simply amazing. The first thing I noticed when I looked at this piece was the intricate detail - then, I saw the Queen of Hearts, and I think MY heart stopped beating, she's so intricately terrifying. I couldn't look away. Beautiful and whimsical as wonderland is, it's dangerous, and the artist shows that perfectly. (I especially enjoyed the aces - cards being tortured pictured on alternate versions of themselves... rather intriguing thought...)"
~Michelle-Ivy says: "I would just love to have a deck of cards like this one! I just love everything about it and cant stop looking at it!"
~cek812 says: "The characters are captured perfectly. I especially liked the poor aces!"