Love yas

Jennifer Chambers replies: "i know who that is, hehe...love you's too."

You gave me the wrong address silly goose! 'Dragonesque' is an interesting way to describe it. Your art is amazing babe! Soviet Slave??? Poor kid...

Jennifer Chambers replies: "What can i say? He likes it i swear, thanks for the comments, sorry bout the worng address, hehe."

Your art wrok is great, I really enjoyed looking at it, I hope you upload some more soon ^_^

Jennifer Chambers replies: "Thanks for commenting, i've got about 10 more on the way to be uploaded."

wow i like all your work keep it up, i especially like the way you do wings!

Ill try to find my way back someday to see how your getting along!

Jennifer Chambers replies: "Thanks for the comment, i never noticed that so many people like the way that i do my wings. Glad you stopped by."

Alright I have a few things to say. And this comes from a fellow dragon artist. Dragons used to to be the ONLY thing I would draw, because I liked them so much and got very skilled. (until I had a mean art teacher who told me that she'd kick me out of honors art If I drew another) (that was my only year of art ever taken -.-+)
Anyway, You draw great dragons and have a variety I see But I think that you could increase you skill greatly if you would challenge youself and draw them in other possistions. I mean by this...like drawing a dragon facing you. Or two dragons fighting maybe, the one furthest, facing you and the one closest, having its back to the screen. By doing this you can get a better feel of all your dragon's body structures and will find it easier to do more things with them. ^^

I love your dragon pictures! They're great!