| 20 Mar 2004 |  Steven; a fan of sci-fi art | Although the picture itself is not too bad I think the concept of a half dragon elf is a little far fetched. Even if an elf were to willingly mate with a dragon I don't think they would be genetically compatable. But I suppose it might be possible to genetically engineer such a creature. | |
| 27 May 2004 | Erones | You put yourself down too much. I think this pic is done very well. I really like the way she is hanging her head.
The concept isn't bad until you start thinking of her parents. | |
| 16 Nov 2004 | Peter digby | I think the whole pic is great i love seeing art of crossed species it is so origional keep up the crossing, dont think of the parents just the offspring | |
| 5 Feb 2005 |  Laura M. Jones | The pose isn't bad, just dramatic | |
| 26 Nov 2005 | Lyon; genius boy | haha,
stephen only did half of his homework,
Hmmmmmmmmm
This is a wonderful picture,
Geographically speaking, This is a very akward pose, suggesting that the subject is about to turn around and hit someone, because he is supporting himself with a free arm .......... but that is just my opinion
and stephen, if you are listening,............
Bio 101,..... if two creatures of different structural genetic sequencing mate, The result is a dreature with both traits, however,
The result cannot have children | |
| 1 Dec 2005 | Anonymous | It cool i like the tall | |
| 7 Dec 2005 | Suzanne | I really like this... it is inspired.. don't know why.. just like it... i'm sure that's reason enough! | |
| 3 Apr 2006 | Havolas | Steven is incorrect. There are old stories of Dragons and Elves falling in love with each other and having Dragon-Elven children. See http://www.elenari.net/Elenari/Elenarifaq4.html. I happen to love this idea because I myself am an Elf, and I am crazy for a Dragon who lives about 1000 miles from here in the Desert of Shadows (Arizona!). Great work! | |
| 7 Jul 2006 | Tarythiel | umm I like it ALOT actually i LOVE it. i see no problems at all really she doesn't look thin or anything weird and the pose is more inventive than juss standing. a bit dramatic but
that is the point i presume else she would juss stand there.
i love it all even the spine and other claw like protrusions.
the wings look a little off kilter but when u look at them they are right. Tail might of been longer but it fits nicely as is actually very well as is. | |
| 19 Jan 2008 | Dhowell9000 | Why did something have to mate? maybe the elf got bit by a dragon and it caused a morph. Thats what happened to the half elf half dragon I sculpted. in fantasy, many things can happen...(Big Grin) Sort of like the vampire biting a human...or the werewolf concept... | |
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