| 8 Dec 2002 |  Emily E. Weichbrod | Looks like your concetration on wing and talon studies is paying off. He looks a bit nervous, but well done  | |
| 12 Jan 2003 |  Mac | I didn't know that griffins had a bird tail and a cat tail? | |
| 10 Apr 2003 | Fiora_da_insabe | The detail is really good, Rather realistic, and very nicely done, although the way it's drawn makes it look rather stiff, as if it stuffed and mounted. It might be because of the legs, or perhaps the entire body structure...
Anyway, I'd like to see more of these! | |
| 22 Apr 2003 | Destervetha | Erg, I guess it does look rather stuffed... *stumbles away swallowing rapidly and blinking* Now -thats- an ugly picture... The idea of a stuffed gryphon!! NOT your artpiccie! That ones prettyful! | |
| 22 Apr 2003 | Destervetha | Erg, I guess it does look rather stuffed... *stumbles away swallowing rapidly and blinking* Now -thats- an ugly picture... | |
| 23 Jun 2008 | Critic | wow thats an extremely good first full-bodied gryphon.  u should have seen mine  it was awefull.
some tips would be to make a longer chest. because the legs are kindoff coming out of the neck abit and that makes it look a bit strange...
second, he does look a little stiff, you need to try and really put that action in him, he’s YOUR creation and so with the correct movement of the pencil, he should obey you. 
and third well... the old practise. nothing is betta than the 3 p’s, practise, practise, practise! 
good job | |
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