| 25 Jul 2000 |  Emily M. Arnold | Aaaah, now this is my kind of drawing. You come over to my site and you'll see what I mean. Love it, especially that back wing hanging down. | |
| 25 Jul 2000 |  Troy L. Megli | A cool lookin' W! Kinda looks like the tree is going to break under the weight! | |
| 8 Aug 2000 |  Cecilie Larsen | This is a really neat pic! That wyvern looks just great. You've got a nice style here, the wyvern looks so real, like it suddenly could wake up and lift it's head to look directy at me. Uhhh... Scary... More pictures like this one would be great. | |
| 22 Sep 2000 | Arianrod | You made a wyvern! Tee-hee! I wish more people knew what wyverns are! This is such a cool pic! I love his wings! At first I thought the title was 'roasting wyvern,' but only because I'm crazy. I want to see more wyvern pics! Yes! | |
| 20 Apr 2001 | Amanda Alexander | He's wonderful! The prospective and angles of the wing are really good. and the detail, although soft, is stunning. Kudos! | |
| 31 May 2002 |  L. Paige DeBoer | Hehe, it looks like the way my cat sleeps, with one leg dangling over the side of whatever she's lying on, and crouched sleepily on her perch  | |
| 14 Jul 2004 | Carolyn K. Nicholakis | I saw this thumbnail and just had to check out your gallery. I love this pic in particular because it emanates a sense of peace, fatigue and tranquility. Wonderful! The tree can certainly hold its weight for dragons, wyverns and anything else that flies has to have hollow bones, making them much lighter than they appear, just like birds. Just a little scientific fact for people out there ;-) | |
| 9 Feb 2006 | Keiridai | Best Wyvern ever. | |
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