VicariousE's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Le fraisier]

That is so cool! Glad you took the time to give the subjects a background/setting. Not sure about the parasol with holes in it... but who cares, it's stylish :3

cheapcookie responds:

oh thank you so much ! 8A8 I think it's the most complex background i did so far !
yeah it's something i always do : Add holes in parasols .
I don't even know why i do that but it's kind of adorable ! ^O^

thanks for have commenting! it makes me really happy!

[Glitter Demon]

Other than the outlines, the horns are kinda hard to distinguish from her hair. The little lighting/shading that's there, could've been a little finer, but overall it's a nice character! I like the interesting amount of detail in the eyes O_O

doublemaximus responds:

Thank you! Ah yeah I can see what you mean about the horns. I'll keep that in mind next time and not go overboard with the glitter haha.

[Cityscapes]

Way to layer stuff in man, looks great!

Kamikaye responds:

Thanks ! :)

[Abbey Chase double side]

You're sure a wiz at drawing the female form! Pretty tall gal, but you usually don't go unrealistically overboard with leg length like other artists :)

[Dracula]

It's a wonderful rendering, but the eye cavities/eye sizes seem a little asymmetrical. Despite the difference(s), it looks quite natural, excellent shading!

[Raspberry Creme]

Very nice all around! Did you know the original Coca Cola bottle was designed to recognizable, even after it was broken? Talk about branding a product! I especially like how the subject and background are as equally detailed and shaded. BTW, is Raspberry Creme Shasta better than the other Shastas?

Sadly, I still remember when Coke sold their own vanilla extract (glass pump bottle) for use in restaurants and diners, just epic, but costly since they used real sugar and real vanilla. Then they used cheap corn syrup, then cheaper vanilla, then stopped altogether.

[Watercolor Spider Gwen]

I love artists who are patient with backgrounds :)

bella-art responds:

Thank you for the 5 stars! :D

[Real life adventures]

It is anime, but more organic, able to show more nuance in posture, expression and such, just need a bit of practice is all. Your regular anime style has improved so much, maybe it's time to try this Wooley method for a while.

[Spaced Out]

I'm glad we can see her sexy lips through the bubblegum! Excellent composition and detail, wow you've improved a lot in the past year! The different shading and lighting effects compliment each other greatly, and just add to the lushness of this piece.

[Vintage hell queen]

That's amazingly realistic, very smooth. The details in the face and hands are especially lovely! Was this drawn in Photoshop, or scanned from a drawing and worked on in Photoshop? Her hair is just perfection, even if she's really not quite human.

cocolongo responds:

Thank you. all in photoshop. still learning it. everyday I practice at least 2 hours.