Thetageist's art Reviews on Newgrounds

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Tim Burton's Warioland.

Honestly, this is really cool and artistic, I love it.

[Minecraft Bee]

This is so sweet. I love the colors a lot.

[Glolo Trees (DALL•E AI)]

Whoa, you took that AI generated image, which already rocked, and somehow made it go from beautiful to mind-blowing! I love how you brought out all the colors and added in a ton of world-building.

[“Ka-chow”]

I love the fact that he really, really looks like an anime protagonist. Honestly, it emphasizes the whole self-image McQueen had before winding up in Radiator Springs. Excellent designs.

[Underwater theater]

This is so cool! I love the colors and the additional outfit pieces you gave to the characters! (And poor Burgerpants with an octopus on his head).

DDArianne responds:

Thank you so much!!! I worked pretty hard on this one so I guess it's paying off :3!
and well of course burgerpants HAS to be misserable one way or antother, no matter the au, the paralel universe, he is a underpaid worked.
Someone help him.

[D&D Pico]

Yo, great minds think alike! I love that somebody else also thought to combine D&D with Pico! Your design looks so cool and I love the concept behind it as well!

[Skating]

This is great work! Clean lines, good cel shading, and even a background!

Are you starting on the collab work now?

Edit: Okay, cool! I didn’t know if it’d started yet or not.

Finasty responds:

Well yes i am, my programmer said need some fixes bcoz of bugging, i'll try to do as fast as i can

[Cat Clerics]

Sure, post your sketches - I’d love to see what your process is and if there’s anything I can learn from it!

Purr-sonally, I think the bottom right color scheme is the cat’s meow, but all of them are visually interesting. Very creative design overall, especially the cat hat!

[Megalomaniac]

There are a couple line errors and lack of contrast makes some things hard to see clearly, but I love the different features you used here and the basic composition.

[Art Fight 2022 Attack 3 - Yoru, the Nightmare King]

Wow, very dramatic! How do you smudge the ink to make that smoke effect?

Vampyvern responds:

Thanks! So while I don't like giving away ALL my secrets, for this one I'm willing to tell that I used two methods: Strategically smudging the ink while wet and also I have a specific pen that is drying out that works wonders for creating smoke-like effects!