| 8 Nov 1999 |  Booyah! | I like it, but the loin cloth is weird. one side is pointing one way, the other side going the opposite. Mabye....He has really bad fabric softener?
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| 24 Dec 1999 | Renee' | it's the He-Man Minotaur!(by the power of bull skull...) | |
| 22 May 2000 | Freak | Joseph Hocking doesnt know what he's talking about. Any D and D books will show you minotaurs with (rather large) feet. | |
| 24 Dec 2000 | John Teall | are we seing the birth of monster manual thumping d+d fanatics? - in the beging was gygax and the ... now THAT is scarry - wonder what this guy has on his mind - well he'll atleast have to feed us if he wants us to grow fat and jucy ... ~  | |
| 10 Jun 2001 | Codisseus <codisseus@hot...com> | hmmm.... a minotaur guarding? Nah? Must have seen it wrong... | |
| 1 May 2002 | Chris | Okay, as a DnD fanatic myself I have one thing to say, "Freak, shut up." this is obviously a superior artist that needs not look into some manual to make his minotaur good. I personally like this minotaur better than any D&D artist could make. Some people need to realize that D&D doesn't dominate the world. Excellent drawing, though, keep it up. | |
| 9 Dec 2002 | Calvin | Okay first of all, it a MINOTAUR, they have hooves you scrub, if your gunna make a Minotaur dont make a guy with a bull head! you suk | |
| 9 Feb 2003 | Phantasmal | World War Three Over something that looks like last nights dinner..... hmmm | |
| 30 Aug 2004 | Mitchell | What a great Minotaur! He's perfect, don't let people like Calvin discourage you. Anyway, the Minotaur is a made up mythical beast, so Calvin can't say he's suppose to have hooves. (Unless he was told by some ancient generation of
story tellers!)Keep up the good work!!! | |
| 11 Jan 2005 | Xavious Raptor Beast of Blade | Who says that hooves have to look any ceratin way?! You can make anything you want and call it anything you want within reason. If he wants his hooves ( or feet ) to look like that let him be. It is his drawing. Cool. Minotaurs be awsome. The loin clothe could be a little bigger though ( just my opinion). | |
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