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From woehrle@gfai.de:
Really not bad for your first try. I specially like the little creature into 
which the sorcerer turned. But try to improve the effects of your light sources
the next time; this gray over all light is not very attractive.  Good luck and
welcome to the club!


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From jaime@ctav.es:
Nice first attempt, please, continue working with POV....


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From libelle@webbwerks.com:
Clever idea!

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From lowellr@globaldialog.com:
Not bad for a first attempt.

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From cussat@infobiogen.fr:
Perhaps more work on the texture will be usefull.

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From egnork@eznet.net:
What draws me to Povray and images is the feeling that I can do it.  As you say,

it "shouldn't be too hard", and even though it ends up taking a lot more effort
than I planned or thought, it is not "hard", it is still good time.  Neat idea.

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From bnh@glasswings.com.au:
nice and simple, everything needs to be more dirty and roughed up though..

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From amarok@geocities.com:
Nice work on that frog!

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From wozzeck@club-internet.fr:
Very good idea.

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From gmccarter@hotmail.com:
The quill and inkwell are great, although I would include a little ink
within the inkwell.  Or did every single drop spill out?

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From cfusner@enter.net:
A very nice idea. I think it would be more effective if either the 
magician's clothes were not transformed with him (ie. they are in a heap
on the floor with the frog in the middle) or they were turned into a
frog-sized miniature (which would have required giving the frog arms and
an upright posture --- like a human who suddenly found himself in frogform.)
The latter would also need a more wide eyed (panicky) expression on the
frog. The former would need to see the scene from a whole different angle,
with the spell paper on more of a podium while the camera looks down at
the frog at its foot. Still, even as it is, its an entertaining concept.

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From peter@table76.demon.co.uk:
Made me smile :-) .

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From chipr@niestu.com:
Absolutely delightful concept.  Execution is a bit cartoonish, but that works
in this scene.  Love the texture on the frog.  Great job!