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SciFi and Fantasy Art: Phoenix The Rainbow Gryphon

This is one of the few drawings I have from over ten years ago. It was done with oil pencils for my college art class. The teacher liked it, but, thought that I should try drawing something 'Normal'. It is drawn on matt board and is suffering some of the ravages of time. Phoenix is one of Dr. John Ho Shu Vaurashiga's fantastic creatures. He has no mammalian DNA in his genome and, thus, his classification as a gryphon is purely due to looks. He has the simple scientific name of 'Pavogryphus Vaurashigai'

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Phoenix The Rainbow Gryphon - SciFi and Fantasy Art by Eric R. Vondell ~ 'Tralfaz Aquilleon'
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Categories: [Mythical Creatures & Assorted Monsters]
Techniques: [Coloured Pencils]
DateNameComment 
17 Sep 2000:-) Jannicke Lande Pettersen
I think this one is the best! I like the pose,the wings are very well done,and the colour pattern is absolutely beautiful! Good job! : )
1 Oct 200045 Rebecca A. Korol
I think this one is one of my favorites. The colors are nice and vibrant without being too 'rainbow-y' Nice job!
20 Oct 2000:-) Madison Stuart
Ooooh! Wowwowwowwowwow! This is sooo durn prettyful... (The colors, duke, the colors!) The wings are gorgeous.. both in color and in form... the idea of a non-mammal gryphon is interesting... the unique concept makes this picture all the better.

THANX. It really was one of my better works from the time. (you'd think I'd have improved some by now wouldn't you?) I always thought that Reythala was my most unique Gryph. Seeing as she is an advanced invertebrate from outer space.... *slightly confuzzled*=^-^=
9 Nov 2000:-) Julie R. Kowalski
like the technique here....color is brilliant...and love the perspective tho background is distracting subject a little, it still works....nice!
7 May 200145 Anon.
wow... beautiful. It's nice that some people come up with reasons for drawing.... I just draw, and can never explain why (or what it is.)
21 Oct 2001:-) Kerri Williamson(DemonLlama)
New post? Hmmm...must be more...btw, i like the dea of invertabrate gryphs.
11 Mar 2002:-) Collette Turner
Wowees, all those purty colours really caught my eye. I really like his pose.
30 Jul 200345 Annonymous
Since when aren't gryphs normal?... Hissssssss...
24 Feb 200445 Uta 'Freawyn' Hesse
Hm. Here again I didn't comment? It was one of the first pics I ever saw in your gallery, and I didn't comment yet! Shame on me! I like this one. Especially the wings. It looks so proudly... a very beautiful gryphon!
7 Apr 200445 Dora T.
I have a Blue and Gold Macaw named Phoenix! Must be a common name for colorful exotic birds??? This is really my favorite one you made! It's so alive and dynamic and colorful, and it's named "Phoenix"!
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