| 28 Jan 2001 |  Xiii | *meeps* Prretty pic..  I like the pose... | |
| 1 May 2001 |  Christine E. McLeod | whoa! this is very, very different from mine! I like the little white spot on his forehead. Also the shading on the hindquarters. This is very cool! | |
| 1 May 2001 |  Layla Reid | Awwwwww!!! How cute! I like him! Very adorable. I like how you said he turns into the gryphon when angry. I can see that. Btw, thanks for the comments in my gallery! | |
| 16 Aug 2002 | nightflower | Legendary Bard is an understatment...many books have Talisen as Merlin's mentor | |
| 17 Oct 2002 | Daniel | Actually he was British, not Gaelic. The most famous bard in Gaelic legend was Amergin, whose magic outdid that of the gods themselves. | |
| 8 Jan 2003 |  Jennie Lynn Brass, A.K.A Foxy | <grins at all the comments> Interesting how words can become improperly interchanged. Daniel is right, Taliesin is not Gaelic--he is Celtic, specifically due to his legend being Welsh. If he were Gaelic he would need to be Scottish, Irish, or Mannish <from the Isle of Man>. But, what is even more intriguing is that Amergin can only marginally considered Gaelic since he is actually from Iberia. Granted, he is the leader of the imigration of the Milesians to Ireland <mythically known as Ierne>. He would technically be the beginning of what is considered true Gaels. Mythology is so intertwined! It seems you could learn something new everyday and still not even scratch the surface! | |
| 13 Apr 2005 |  Xenia Eliassen (Swandog) | Very nice work indeed! | |
| 22 May 2006 | Anonymous | The Enfield is Green. Don't forget about Clontarf. | |
| 7 Dec 2007 | Bella Letum <babymo | lol I named my 7 month old son Taliesin. | |
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