| 21 Jan 2000 |  Timothy R. Haldane | I've gotten enough comments on the bear, I suppose I should be fair and explain how I did it. I actually have a book on animal anatomy, and one of the featured creatures is a bear. I'd never really drawn a lot of animals before this, so I wanted to find some kind of reference. Look for the "Cyclopedia Anatomicae" some time. | |
| 26 Jan 2000 |  Gillian Meredith | I think that they're gonna kiss and make up.  And then when the bear's back is turned, mr dragon is going to do that super extendo jaw thing and swallow im whole. Just an opinion of course. Awsome shading | |
| 4 Mar 2000 |  John Teall | hopefully for dragon he will recover the wits he was obviously not in possession of to get himself into this situation and use the one most effective natural advantage he has - his wings - and make a stratigic withdrawal - somehow i don't think that bear is going to be too impressed by a few singed hairs ... ~  | |
| 25 Aug 2000 | Sarah Gibraiel | I know..theyre fishing! "Its MY fish!" . umm. dont ask =) great lighting and shading, I really love that dragon | |
| 16 Oct 2000 | The Artist | I almost considered drawing a fish lying in front of the bear at his mouth, as if the two were fighting over it. But then, I decided against it. A dragon of that size would be eating larger prey by then. | |
| 2 Mar 2001 | Graydon | This dragon is in a tight spot indeed. It can't win the fight, it's only a hatchling. It's only hope is a blast with it's breath weapon followed by flight. Anyway, I like the background in this pic, I'm always too lazy to draw em! | |
| 27 Oct 2001 |  Becky L. Vaughn aka *Ravenclaw* | My money is on the bear. Go on teach him a lesson! Dont' kill em though, just mame him a bit. This is very well done, you have captured the moment! | |
| 17 Mar 2002 | Lizzie | MY money is on the Dragon, of course, I only said that because it's been told, but also because Dragons are well-known for their fire-breathing skills, and of course their amazing aerobatics- in other words, the wings. And they have a habit of keeping their claws nice and sharp...   Timothy R. Haldane replies: "Well the dragon does survive, that much is clear. How fared the bear? It really depends on how developed that breath weapon was at that point...!" | |
| 20 Jul 2004 |  Alanna 'muffinsquire' Logan | ooooh antother unusual battle mix. I'm trying to do a tour called Bttling Dragons. Not all is said and sure that I'll be able to get it up, but if I do could I use this pic?
Sincerest regards,
Alanna | |
| 28 Sep 2004 | sungoddes | Ok i never thot id say this but......I feel bad for the dragon | |
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