Cyberdevil's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[The Apple XXIV: Newman Apple]

He's like a new man, this apple! Grand green color too; flawless face, no residual borders at all. Nice apple again!

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[The Apple XXIII: Cyberdevil Apple]

A familiar face on this one. :) Looks menaciningly fiery; saturated to the point of perfect submersion in the surface of this apple. With the lack of edges on the lower jaw it gets an interesting dimensional effect too, a form rather than just a frame - a picture, a living piece of demonish which craft? Thanks for this one!

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Christopher responds:

Surprised you noticed the removal of jawline pixels, it was to blend it in better with the apple.

[The Apple XXII: Big Apple in the Big Apple]

Interesting effect with the rectangular windows on the angled wall. It's almost like they're standing out from the wall, like signs, like an optical applusion. Nice apple!

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Christopher responds:

I guess laziness and lack of effort pays off once in a while.

[The Apple XXI: Angry Apple]

Now this is a pretty angry apple! Looks sour.

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Christopher responds:

He's pissed.

[The Apple XX: Girl Apple]

Will their be a manly apple too? Maybe an Apple Man? Ant-Man could be his greatest villain. Truly is a girly apple this one, an apple with peachy skin and eyes like green beans! Sensual.

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Christopher responds:

There already were some like the Aristocrat Apple.

[Webpage Art]

Such a simple motive; with all the same shapes repeated, in different sizes and degrees of transparency, and yet it all looks so incredibly clean and modern. Nicely done!

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Wondermeow responds:

Thank you

[Liquid.]

Looks like a... GameBoy Pocket with an extra button? Special Edition? :O Really nice character art overall; her name stylefully etched into the blank background together with that subtle purple outline. Nice work!

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[The Apple XVIII: Aristocrat Apple]

Looks like a happy aristocrat apple too! Magnificent monocle.

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Christopher responds:

It's very dapper.

[The Apple XIX: Apple Constellation]

Without the outline, the form of this Great Apple is strangely unlike an apple! Could the outline not converge upon those nearby exterior dots to form a more rounded side, and thus convey the plump rounded splendor of this juicy fruit? Nevertheless, it's a spectacular work of stars. A grand apple.

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Christopher responds:

Constellations leave a lot to the imagination.

[The Apple XVII: Subatomic Apple]

That's a really small apple. :O Looks like we might be eating tiny apples all the time, without even knowing of it! Have they revealed within which substances these Subatomic Apples may be found? Nice idea.

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Christopher responds:

You inhale them too.