VicariousE's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Tiny Beartrap Bear ʕ • (ｴ) • ʔ]

Can't help but to score this highly. Did you use a table mounted (illuminated) magnifier or really good glasses? Working on itty bitty things for too long without aides can cause terrible eye stress (and damage too I think)

Rukuha-san responds:

Thank you, darling uwu
Actually, I've been wanting to buy this magnifier thing for a while. I don't really need it, but it would be cool to have one.
And I appreciate the concern, but my vision was ruined by the computer long before I started sculpting. It's not that bad, I just can't see very far.

[Saddest Deimos Ever]

Very impressive

[Boom]

No problem, you do what feels natural. Any symbolism in the 2 down pointing fingers? Overall a nice piece composed well, could maybe use a touch of depth above the crossed arm, and the supporting arm kinda seems long, but idk how poofy her throwover/shirt is

[Glitter glasses]

Nicely done, I know the character you're referencing, likely quite fapworthy to ol' Speedo, considering how well you embellished it. Fingernails look a tad small, but some girls do cut and file their nails to dangerous proportions, could see a character like this one doin' that. She gotta big dome lol, art does take it's liberties

[Inktober2017 - Week 2]

Awesome as always! I missed seeing this during Inktober, got a genuine smile from seeing your versions of Asterix, Obelix and Panacea (UK/US name). They look inspired from the first few comic books published... getting the noses to look accurate and fit the face, now that's where you outdid yourself :) gg bud!

HugoTendaz responds:

Thank you. I knew you're gonna like those drawings. Looking forward to drawing them again. It's a beautiful and fun comic, art in it is very good learning material.

[Oldie road]

The surreal part of this works well. It's never easy to render a car by hand, since there's little leeway with all the straight lines and carefully crafted fenders and such, but I like this piece. Did have to knock off a half a star for slight sloppiness in and around the background. There's love in this piece, no denying that ;)

johnny665 responds:

My friend, you're right, and I can't thank you enough for your feedback. It was more or less intentionally made to be a bit sloppy, cause most of my works are that way, I like to capture the moment when the image is formed on the retina, hence it's not perfect. I tend to think about Cezanne, and his "large bathers", the painting is not even finished, but I leave a space for others to fill in mentally. I like to give the viewer a part in the piece, the love I invest in my works is sent back to the viewer.

[CRACKERS TASTE SOOOO GOOD]

I knew a black guy who ate raccoons, kept them caged for a few weeks, feeding them better stuff. Also know a guy who eats groundhogs, he dumps the trapcage into a 55 gal plastic drum, gets his 4x4 post, does the thing's head in, wife peels it for dinner.

Rather eat groundhog than raccoon

[shopping]

Love the look on her face when she notices the pastries, very cute and atmospheric!

mogy64 responds:

thank you! mood was pretty important for this one, so im glad it got across

[Temptation]

Your pieces are looking better all the time; sharper w/ clearer details. Kinda figured you'd keep refining your technique :)

ponderous-plants responds:

Thank you, I've gotten better but still have a ways to go.

[Nothing Nice to Say]

Bravo!