Juniper

Hi Fruits Basket! Here I [finally] am! I must confess that I'm not too much of a fanfic or anime fan, and have never read this anime, so my knowledge ...

Hey there, Spiral. I'm June, your critic for the moment. I don't think you have quite delivered as much interest for your audience as you could have. Though the primary ...

I'm lagging badly. It's getting harder for me to type, so I've only done 962-947 reviews... which is... 13? 15? No idea. I need to seriously step up my game. ...

Thanks again for the commentary, everyone. I have another shot of Summer Poetry, but I'm not sure if I like it, because the angle's a bit bland; I'm not sure ...

What is lighter than air, can be seen by unaided eyes, and if you put it in a barrel it will make the barrel lighter?

This is awesome! Thank you, Nate!

If Pinocchio said that his nose was about to grow, would it?

Hey Forest, I'm going to be blatantly honest in this review. Hope I'm not too harsh. :) I don't like this. It feels like you were trying to give your ...

Hey Forest, About a year and a half ago, someone told me that in writing poetry you have to distinguish your narrative story voice from your poetic voice. If you're ...

Hey there! Nice drawings! I recommend going over human figure - or should I say alien figure- a bit because the joints are a bit rounded and soft where they ...

Hey thar, I like your style, Dreamer. Your sketches are rather rustic and nonetheless rather brilliant. I wish I could draw like you. :) I would recommend strengthening your outer ...

Hey Channon! These are good. The angle is interesting - which is good - but, the composition is a little off-kilter. Her chin is cut off, and I think it ...

Ell! I liked this! I do heavily agree with Snoinkarina that 'they' is a weak word in poetry. Kill the usage of it, and 'that' as much as you can ...

Hey there, Holianthus! My deepest apologies for not reviewing this sooner. I quite enjoyed this, Holly. I would reword the beginning-- it sounds like the words are uncertain and the ...

Hey there, Kylan, Things brings to mind modern Japanese poetry -- or reformed haiku as some would put it. On an examined read, it does show a bit, haha, that ...