Cyberdevil's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[The Mighty Shades]

Megaman? Or, err... Viewtiful Joe? Actually I have no idea, but that face does look familiar somehow. Great work on the glow, and that bubble texture overall all the apparel makes the shine even bright. Nice sketch!

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[Pokemon Collage]

Nice collection of Pokemon! The added levels and genders makes it all the more personal, but the drawings themselves looks great, just like the original in form, with a bit diffferent lighting and glow. The background color glow is a nice addition. Keep it up!

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[Snail]

Nice snail. The eyes look a bit weird with the lack of aliased lines, but for the rest of the character it works well. I'm wondering if this was made in Paint? keep it up!

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[Mermaid]

A mermaid trapped in a zoo? Symbolism maybe? It's a nice piece of art. The guy staring in through the glass is an interesting addition, and his expression baffling. Almost looks like fear in his face! As for the mermaid, the effect of her hair fading away is pretty neat, it adds a lot. Keep it up!

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[Raven]

Nice drawing! Apart from the missing talon it looks lifelike and detailed. Great work on the shading!

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[ATARI 2600 3-D Model]

So this is... not a photo? Woah. Must be one of the most lifelike 3d models I've ever seen, really. Amazing work! Looks just like a photo!

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[Haro Bikes]

Suddenly I want to go buy a Haro Bike. Hmm... nice propaganda! :)

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[The Powerful Long Fist]

Somehow, the long first in this picture doesn't seem very powerful, maybe it has somthing to do with the thin-limb style of drawing. Nice work on color and texture though, the sketchy style of shading with red and blue works well. As for the first itself, I feel it could have been a bit more effectful. Looks kind of like a squid... or something. :) Keep it going!

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Zeebra responds:

I see it now. I should change the name of this piece to the fragile squid fist haha.
Thanks for the feedback

[Cthulhu Taking Tea]

If it isn't the very kernel of random. By the look of things, I need to get to reading Lovecraft. This is a both awesomely crafted and insanely interesting piece to look at it, an abundance of details that don't make any apparent sense. Nice work!

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JMDeSantis responds:

Thank you. And though Lovecraft used little to no humour in his writing, the abundance of details that don't make any apparent sense is part of how he crafts a sense of horror so well. I hope you have the chance to read some of his work soon.