| 1 Sep 2002 |  Norma Peters |  Loading...Wow, I am REALLY impressed with what you've done here. How very creative! You've given the creature a genuine look of dynamic action. Great work!  Alex Pass replies: "I impressed myself really. It turned out much better than I had planned (and much bigger). I wanted to try and get some movement into it which is why one of the front legs is off the ground - it also made it easier to ballance without rocking on 3 points rather than 4." | |
| 17 Oct 2002 |  Trippin | Loading... i will BUY that off of you!!!! just wait till i get reeeaaall wealthy..then i will be able to actually afford him/her...because i bet you wouldnt part with it for lets say...2$??? lol no..its way worth more then that!! BAH a GAZILLION TIMES MORE...ahh ok...i have to go take my pills now....doctors..pfffff...what do they know...lol *btw...why don't you just find MANY hangers..you know..from friends and family members closets...they will never know...* trip aka Amanda Alex Pass replies: "I would love to sell it to you or anyone else but unfortunately because of it's large size the only room I had for it was on the top shelf in my room about 10ft up and it fell off and got a bit mangled. I'll have to put it back together again some day  " | |
| 7 Nov 2002 | ShadowRose | Loading... Nice work, I love working with metals and wire. I LOVE working with my hands, making stuff is a passion for me. Anyway, have you ever thought of taking a fine metal working class, ya know for making jewelry and such? It would be a great way to master this type of artwork. Not enough people do it as is. Alex Pass replies: "It would be a cool thing to do but I'm not sure where I could do it and I've already got loads of university coursework. Maybe after I finish uni it would be something I could do. Cheers for the idea." | |
| 2 Mar 2003 |  Scott E. 'Sven' Johnson | Loading... Oooh, now this is different! I like the way the face looks in the top left image in the montage -- there is something sinister in the way the face looks. Maybe it is the V-shapes, maybe they make it look like it is scowling, or focusing on its prey, or something. I think the suggestions of muscles, especially around the shoulders also works well. And the hoops in the neck are suggestive of either vertebrae or of the big, plate-like scales that dragons are often depicted as having on the underside. Oh, and I like the little nubs of teeth, too. Alex Pass replies: "Thanks, I'm glad you noticed all those things like the neck and stuff cos that was what I was aiming for. I wasn't keen on the teeth myself, a bit too small, but I'm glad you like them." | |
| 19 Apr 2003 | KIM | Loading... i love your dragon. I live in south Africa and in this country there are a lot of artist on the side of the road that make wire things, eg spiders, frogs, dragonflyes, ect... I have been trying to tel them what a dragon looks like but most have never seen a dragon and it is a bit difficult with a pic. your wire dragon is perfect for me to show for an idea. when it is done i will send you a pick of it thanks kim Alex Pass replies: "Wow! That would be sweet! I would love to see a photo if someone makes one." | |
| 1 May 2003 |  Chad Mauldin | Loading... Freaking amazing! Alex Pass replies: "Thanks very much  " | |
| 19 Sep 2003 | Staticthing | Loading... That dragon is awsome. Would you mind if I used your picture as a diagram to make my own? What a GREAT idea. Alex Pass replies: "Yeah sure, sorry for not replying sooner." | |
| 2 Oct 2003 | Faye | Loading... I really love your wire dragon. It is about the only thing i can find that is directly related to my project, I am going to do a dragon candle holder with fine coloured wire using different techniques like weaving wire and knitting it. Would it be ok if i used you and ur dragon for contextual reference in my research book?! Pleeeease!! Faye, N.Ireland  Alex Pass replies: "Of course you can refer to my dragon in your research. Sorry for not getting back to you sooner. When you're candle holder is finished I'd love to see a picture." | |
| 17 Oct 2008 |  Lydia stephanie Barker | Loading... this is very cool. great job | |
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