I like it. When I see it I think, "Falling."

If I can give a bit of input -- I think the way you have Wonderland is a bit confusing as is. I wonder if it would be better all together at the bottom, as you have it in one of the thumbnails.

Overall the image definitely captures the spirit of the book, and I love how the rabbit is sitting there holding a glass (or a rose? or his watch?) out to Alice as she goes past.

I look forward to seeing where you take it from here!

I like the Breaking of the Rose or the one to the left of it because they tell a little about the story without telling too much, plus they are full of action. Plus, if you did the rest of the series you could have similar covers with the other dragons and riders (the really old one -- I can't remember his name -- and Thorn).

I love it! It's so adorable and it has OTTERS

I really like otters. Can you tell?

I think the birds are distracting and I'm not convinced they're necessary. That's the only issue I see with your current composition.

Once again,

@Kris Wow, thanks for this! I did that paragraph on the front page for SEO purposes -- I'll rework it as you suggested and put the rest below the (digital?) fold. Gotta appease the almighty Google, right?

I'll mention the SSL certificate to my husband. #outofmyleague

Also, nice meme.

Does 'manage expectations' mean to say something like, "This is what I do, this is my specialty"?

@SketchyArtish Thanks for doing that! I'm going to forward that to my husband. If worse comes to worse I guess I'll find a new template.

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for critique on my web site. It's www.twiggyt.com

Specifically, does it look like a site for children's book illustration? Should I have more artwork? Less artwork? Is the gallery format confusing? Does my about me section sound stupid? (I always think it does.)

Please note that there's usually a logo in the top left corner, but for whatever reason it's not showing up. It's beyond my skills to fix, but my husband is trying to figure it out. Anyway, here's the logo:

So please imagine, if you will, that we have the logo working. Hopefully we'll get it sorted out soon.

@jennymwine I think I would answer yes to all three of your questions. It makes me wonder what this boat is, and why it has a tree for a mast, and if it's possibly alive somehow? It's really a neat idea, and also a very atmospheric piece.

I agree with @evilrobot . I've seen a fair bit of professional work that I don't like at all, so I guess everything is subjective.

Yes, I would read this story! I think this image is great -- the subject is cute and quirky, the composition is strong, the color looks good.

As far as I can tell it looks like the eye is the focal point and the tentacles serve to lead your eyes around the composition. I could be wrong; the image is too big for my screen, so it's difficult to tell for sure.

I like your site design better than Holly Exley's. I feel like Holly's is a bit overwhelming with all the links on the left side. Yours is much cleaner and doesn't make me think, "Crap, what am I supposed to be looking at?"

I don't know what to tell you about having sketches visible on your site. Part of me thinks it's so cool to see the thought process, but I see why other people might not put anything but the finished image up. Then again, portfolios like the ones on Behance expect you to show process images and such, right? So I don't know what the right answer is.

For your name, maybe you could keep MountainBeehive and add a subheading that says "Illustration art by (Your Name)." I know I go by TwiggyT because my real name is really common.

I vote for 2 or 3. 2 looks fun, but I like the boy and the puppy in 3.