| 5 Aug 2003 |  Cass |  Loading...*SMACK*!!!!!!!!! I hope i hit you hard enough. I bought this shovel especially for you.
It looks GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
*hits you once more for being so good*
LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!! | |
| 13 Feb 2004 | Bestbabeangel | Loading... The contrast between light and dark is perfect i say! | |
| 5 Mar 2004 |  | Loading... Dark.. Skin? Maybe dark skin is awful, but go crazy. It's fur. Anyways... I've an excuse for you. You drew the head so tiny because it's roughly that size and perfect in proportion if you compare a human to a lion. It's bigger than a human head, really. ^.^; | |
| 11 Nov 2004 | Chelsea Rhythmn Seydlitz | Loading... OH WICKED COOL You seriously SHOULD do a Drow Sphinx... I love Drow... I love this picture... ooo your so good *slobbers and goes to attemp to create a Drow-like thingy* | |
| 9 Jan 2005 | Simone | Loading... There is a reason that the sphinx's head is small. It is believed that the Egyptian great sphinx had a smaller head because originally it was a lion head and was later carved down to look like the current Pharoe... the first sphinx! | |
| 25 May 2005 | Mathilde | Loading... well... maybe her head is too small because it got stuck in a ladder when she was a kid, and had to pull herself out. Then the head just would'nt grow anymore?
Nah, just kiddigt ( and i really do'nt know how... I know I'm just annoying)anyway, It's beautiful =) as all your pics! How do you manage to draw animals at all? I just mess up.. badly... | |
| 31 Jan 2006 |  Katherine A. Gray | Loading... Yeah the lion portion is amazing. A lot of sphinx pictures I've seen, well the lion part is kinda puny. Your's is just rippling with muscle! Gotta love it! I think her head looks fine. | |
| 1 Jul 2006 | Somebody, anybody really... | Loading... I like you Majik...you know your greek mythology. The picture is really nice, I do like the wings. | |
| 2 Aug 2006 | Laura Soret | Loading... I just never really saw any sense in this ceatures... Don´t worry, the head never seems to fit in... I mean, human head over animal body... It´s just akward! | |
| 5 Jul 2010 |  Jeanette M Thomas | Loading... Laura - though 4 yrs late I am impelled to reply to your comment. Mythological beasts make poetic or religious sense, sometimes calendar sense, not "common sense" sense. Many are astrological images for a specific date or time. For Sphinx, think Virgo/Leo cusp. Greek sphinxes had wings (though Egyptian ones did not), perhaps adding a spiritual connotation, implying divine origin. Sumeria had winged bulls with mens (sometimes kings) faces. | |
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