Cyberdevil's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[nier the best waifu]

This is so good. Great form, and the background montage pieces flow so well together, you barely distinguish frames at all...

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[Slight Office Filia Redesign]

Woo she looks good! So good form, and that last frame lmao. XD

Lively expressions too.

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[Chun-Li]

Pose and clothes reminding me a bit of Kitana, though a bit more relaxed here. :)

Chun-Li always was a favorite, and this is great, did her justice with details and elegance and all! And more focused than aggressive. Just perfect.

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EvilFreakxX responds:

Thank you very much ❤

[Here come the Takarabune!]

Another really nice one! The form of the waves seem a bit... forced maybe? With the black outlines? Not sure what it is but I feel like you nailed everything here but the water, it just seems a little solid with the outlines like this.

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[Xmas Eve: Dendemille Holiday (Remake)]

This looks so cozy. :) Makes me want to embark into the world of games once again...

Nice; wintery motive. I like how the stars shine yet aren't overly prominent either. Feels dreamy without an overpowering amount of sparkle.

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[Feed the Artists. Not the AI!]

I like the message! A little fascinated with the AI trend that's going around now, but at the same time it's just not the same thing when it's made by a machine, feels like the true craft lies in the practice; in the passion required to build up the skills necessary to make something for real...

Like so many other areas of life that have been industrialized, this doesn't seem like the right way to be heading. I don't think it's going to stop, but hopefully people start making more of a distinction, and appreciate 'real' art as the craft it truly is.

Just like they do with say hand-made Filo dough, even though it's 10x faster to make by machine.

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[A shot in the Dark Cover]

So cool; so artful; so colorful and funky! Though the palette still feels composed.

Love this form. it's like graffiti art taken to another level, almost three-dimensional.

also wonder if there's some hidden motive here, or some intended motive, almost seems like a face hiding behind all these straws and corners... cryptic and creative arrangement with or without a real motive...

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[machina]

woo that energy! Color and fill isn't the most even but it looks effectual, love the energy oozing out of that eye...

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[Juh Chillin']

Really smooth looking portrait! Good line work, good shading, simple blush, placement's good too, corner's suitable up and to the left so it feels like she's part of the frame in a way...

Nicely drawn. Looks peaceful too.

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[Mate. Honestly. I'm proper vexed now and all.]

I love this one. Love the style where you have intricate lines like this, and the angle, and the way you play with perspectives, it's like modern day Salvador Dali, sort of...

The lines on the legs seem to reflect the texture of wood too. Is he growing into the Earth? Growing from the Earth, like a tree? Are the wooden legs the secret to his height? Are humans the new trees - taking over the task of becoming one with the world as the natural habitats around us start to crumble?

Imaginative work, in my mind that extra detail is what makes this.

Really nice.

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Urichov responds:

I just like the wood pattern in general if I'm honest. It's made its way onto a lot of designs irrespective of context. Modern day Salvador Dali is certainly a compliment, so I'll take that.