| 10 Dec 1999 | Amy Antika Naylor | Very cool! I've had the same type of idea floating around my head for a couple weeks. I wanted to try to retain the grace of the dragons mucled legs and everything while adapting it to be a good swimmer. I think you managed that quite well. You've also done a great coloring job! Take a look at my gallery in a month or two and you might see my version of an aquatic dragon.  ) | |
| 11 Dec 1999 | Emily Carroll | Oh wow.... uhm, again. Can I have him? | |
| 11 Dec 1999 | Jenni Bravo | *cries* WHY are you so much better than me? WHY?!?!??!?! *sniffle* anywhom, this is an awesome concept, I've always wanted to be able to draw water-type draggies (heck, I'll settle for being able to draw dragons. Period.)And you have pulled it off perfectly! | |
| 7 Mar 2000 | Enya K. M. Power | Im loving this one...why'd you get all the talent?
*pouts* ah well...terrific! | |
| 13 Mar 2000 | Rachel E. Ross | WOW! I'm going to rave about how great it is and how unfair it is that you have all the talent just like everyone else who commented before me.  He's great! I like the whale-like profile of the head. Not to mention the colors. Ok ok I WILL mention the colors. | |
| 22 Jun 2001 | chris b. | I drew something like this and it didnt turn out that great. But yours is cool. Keep up the good work | |
| 21 Feb 2002 | Matthew J. Richardson | Plaesiosaurus Draconis: Scurge of the paleozioc seas. Very cool pic. | |
| 12 Sep 2002 | Halo Black | hmmmm...makes you wonder, if the dragon lives underwater can it still breath fire? Or does it have some kind of aquatic version? | |
| 14 Oct 2002 | Loong Fat Ho | I think It's a great piece except for its limbs. A water going reptile would have to have very strong limbs to be able to propel itself through water wich is relatively very viscous.So with the fins you have given it it would be a very slow creature in won't be biologicly feasible since it won't be able to survive.You may think that I'm to precise. But i think if you would draw anything that doesn't "exist" you must pay real attention to what does so you can compare and see if it would be realistic, Like this piece can be compared to a "Liopleurodon" which is an extinct type of ocean going reptile. | |