'Phoenix's do normal things too....'

SF&F Picture 7 out of 9 by Jennifer (Jenny) Crawford.

SciFi and Fantasy Art: Phoenix's do normal things too....

at least they try...... Don't ask what inspired this, I really don't know! I think it might have been something about the physics of fantasy creatures, how they would _really_ live. I'd love to make it look less sketchy, but that's a project for after this semester is over.


	Categories: [Humourous or Cute Things] [Magic and Sorcery, Spells, etc.] [Mythical Creatures & Assorted Monsters] Techniques: [Pencil/Graphite Pen]

Date	Name	Comment
19 Apr 2002	Danniel Soares	Loading... mmm...first comment! Your Phoenix remind me Woodstock, the Snoopy bird friend!! Pretty phoenix!!
15 Oct 2002	Paula 'Paw' Martiskainen	Loading... LOL - that is not a happy phoenix! Clever thinking - I think this could be really fun to finish as a drawing.
16 Dec 2002	Jessie 'Sabe' Stribling	Loading... HAHA! That's hilarious! XD

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