| 5 Mar 2003 | Thanna | Loading...*shares Erin gently* You are wonderful...your pic is wonderful....stop the negative self anylisis | |
| 10 Feb 2004 | Shasta K. Phillips | Loading...The macaw expression is charming and perfect.  | |
| 13 Feb 2004 | Bestbabeangel | Loading...OH MY GOSH! THIS IS SOOOOOOOOOO COOL! I NEVER SEEN THIS TYPE OF GRIFFIN BEFORE! IT RULES! YOU RULE! YAY! is it ok with you if i make a copy of it to post in my room? | |
| 22 Jul 2004 | Tabitha General_Wyvern Ruf | Loading...A creative juxtaposition for this griffin, very inspireing. | |
| 27 Aug 2004 | Goldeneyes | Loading...If they have things like that in the Amazon there wouldn't be a whole lot more raiinforests. That things awesome...i wish i thought of that. | |
| 28 Jul 2005 | Passer by | Loading...Awww dangt. and here i thought i was the first to think up the parrot/junglecat hybrid. ah well. I really lke the clors though. thanks for the picthat caught my eye. cou;ldn't pass up the vivid red. | |
| 16 Aug 2005 | Chelsea Beiler aka Kitty13 | Loading...Oh cheer up already!! Millions of people wish they could draw as well as you (me included) ;-). I think you are SO awesome, you and your many griffins. Figures that I should come across such a beautiful colorful griffin just when I needed something to cheer me up. Nice pose as well.
-Kitty13
p.s. you cant even tell where the water spilled. | |
| 7 Jan 2006 | Anonymous | Loading...Who said that griffons had to be eagles/lions? This is really clever and colorful and just all out cool! | |
| 1 May 2007 | Laurel | Loading...Hurrah! I've never seen this combo before and what a splendid combo it is! Awesome picture! | |
| 20 Mar 2009 | Lucy G Bert | Loading...It’s beautifully coloured, but, although each half is very realistic as its own beast, the whole thing (to my eye) looks a little abruptly put together- I think the head is a bit too large, and the body is sort of bulky for an aerial beast. I dunno, perhaps you should bring the feathers of the macaw down further onto the ocelot? I do like the addition of tailfeathers. | |