| 6 Mar 2003 | Hannah 'Doomsday' Silbernagl | Loading...*First comment dance* Yeehaaaaaaa! Where do you get your ideas?! *want's to visit that place, too* No, serious: GREAT. If the right shadow is a space shuttle (and I guess so) than that's a big dragon - finally there's something to compare a dragons portions with  the perspective is perfect, how far are they off earth? Krystal Tyler replies: "I'm not sure where I get them - they just kind of come... *wishes she could voluntarily visit that place too* Yeah, the right silhouette is a shuttle; the dragon is supposed to be my persona, and while she is large, she's not *quite* that big (I messed up). Oh, well. They're probably in low-earth orbit - I'm not certain how high that is (I know it's above 50 km or so)." | |
| 26 Jun 2005 | J Milburn | Loading...did you write the poem aswell? They go hand in hand so well. Which came first? Krystal Tyler replies: "Yes, I did. I really don't remember which I did first, though I suspect the poem came first.... I did them one right after the other.Thanks for the comment!" | |
| 29 Sep 2005 | Samantha CrystalBlueDragon James | Loading...Oh Krystal... I feel the pain and sympathy in this piece. The poem does convey the pain we all felt when the disaster happened above our skys. You may have made a mistake on it .. but I for one dont see it and I love the pieces. Nicely done. and You got me to cry. | |
| 22 Aug 2006 | Anstrid | Loading...Couldyou draw a dragon and a b2 sthalth bomber flying together you can reach me at sassimagic@mchsi.com | |
| 18 Dec 2008 | Lindsey M Butler | Loading...Very inventive! I’ve never seen a pic like this before. I like how the dragon and the... is it a space shuttle? are just shadows over the earth. | |