Cyberdevil's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Hunter demon girl]

Gotta love those demon ladies! Very smooth design too, simple but well-formed; with details where it matters. Pretty unique too.

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[Akko]

Looking full of life here. :) Nice one.

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[Feicui Lang]

A foxy beauty! Smooth work.

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[Monoko]

Well this was just hilarious. I have no recollection of this meme but... I like it.

Is her body a pillow by any chance...?

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[The Stare of a Mother]

Trying to imagine what it might be like to have a mother like this hmm... hard to imagine. XD Really solid work with the details though, and those green glasses are a nice touch too. The colors flow together well as well. Just the expression seems kinda... robotic. Not as maternal as you'd expect a mother.

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TheAstra responds:

Oh, thanks for the feedback! =3
I need to keep working my composition and the expressiveness of my characters
But I'm still glad it catches your eye =D

[Princess Zelda]

With or without clothes hmm... surprisingly hard to choose a favorite here! Love the added detail with this one too. though the dress gets sketchier towards the bottom.

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[D.Va]

A sketchy but superb piece! Awesome detail. Just feels like this one's not all finished though.

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[Varia Suit - Samus Aran]

Samus looking fantastic in all her forms here! And the detail: until you zoom in it's pretty amazing. Solid work with coloring too.

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SparkJavelin responds:

I feel called out, LOL. Yeah, zooming in to see my messy line arts is a no go. Thank You for commenting on all my pieces, my dude. very cool.

[Critters wallpaper]

Pretty colorful one, this one! Smooth character works too.

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[Time]

Gotta love that grungy vibe in this one! And so much symbolism; detail... I recognize the click, and the crows, like elements of something by Poe or Dali, but otherwise... is there a definitive message to this? Up to the viewer. Something about time just streaming past, but the madness seems to mean something more...

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TheRealXenon responds:

Definitely Dali inspired!
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