Cyberdevil's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[60 Ready Player One]

Oasis? Is that the maker of the game? Another awesome pixel character, though the cross form in the background... interesting shape. I like how the tiles aren't all symmetric too, feels like it's a refreshing change after a lot of ones where they were. :) Smooth work.

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ScepterDPinoy responds:

Thank you.

[Tentacruel]

Most deceiving thumbnail ever.XD But I do look it. Looking cruel as ever.

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LegolaSS responds:

I might do more deceiving artwork in the future. Thanks for the comment CD

[Mantle of Stars]

For some reason this makes me think of the EU, a starred blue flag waving in the windy cosmos... though the uneven placement makes it clear it's no country. Maybe... the nation of space? A flag for the universe? Well, mantle of stars sounds perfect. Nicely drawn.

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Troisnyx responds:

'A flag for the universe' is such a beautiful sobering thought considering what I'd had in mind when I drew this. Certain iconography depicts the Virgin Mary (especially in her appearance as Our Lady of Guadalupe) wearing a mantle of stars.

Glad you like it, thank you!

I'm intending to do a PV of the last track I released, and I'm now starting to work on assets for it. I hope it goes okay ;_;

[59 Thanos from Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite]

I'm pretty impressed with how many of these you have the time to make lately! With so much detail in each one... another great one, and I like the uneven platform on which he stands too. Jagged background.

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ScepterDPinoy responds:

Thanks. This diorama was time consuming to me.

[Galaxy Cauldron]

So sparkly! I like the cosmic radiation in the background, the liquid, the butterflies... not so sure about the circles that encapsulate them, though, they feel a bit basic compared to the rest. Interesting collage overall.

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SailorSilverStar responds:

Thank you so much for the love and critique! The circles are more like what you see in alot of animes with the glowing bubble/aura/shield thingy, meant to be more like that.

[Orphanlast Logo]

Been seeing this one quite a bit now. :) Definitely a unique style.James Bond-like style with the color scheme on the inner circle, but otherwise all new. Gives a pretty cool first impression! About not being able to use this though: you might want to append a different license on this one to really prevent people from doing that.

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Orphanlast responds:

I specifically set the license so that they couldn't

[Ten Minutes 'Till Midnight]

This is deep, man, so deep... we're like the fish? Though I feel there should be more than that, too. Midnight's closing in; maybe this will make better sense in a morning light...

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Orphanlast responds:

Yeah.

Like, truth is relative. I mean that's the whole point of the Theory of Relativity. If I'm in a train that's moving 10MPH and I throw a ball going 10MPH and you're outside of the train, you'll see a ball moving 20 miles per hour while I'll say it was only moving 10 miles per hour.

Who's right?

We both are.

Now that we know that the solar system is like a series of orbiting commit's flying through space, we don't factor in the stellar drift, the rotation of the Earth, and Earth's orbit when we specify what the speed limit needs to be. Yet if anything, the outside observer would technically be MORE correct. But it would make no sense to people on Earth. What if we're moving the opposite direction of the earth's axis? How could our speedometer measure our speed?

So we settle on the lesser information, speeds of object relative to us being on Earth. Because things are easier to measure.

Sometimes I run into people that think they know all this religious crap, and I just... roll my eyes.

For example. I know I can exist because I can ask the question. I think therefore I am. But I can't use that same task on behalf of a rock. I can't prove it exists. Yet, when I talk about my feeling or what I'm thinking, people will consider the rock to be more real than what's going on in my head.

So what's real?

Yet, we DO think Thoughts are real, just not as real... even though that's how we know we exist. Otherwise we'd ignore Math. Math is just a series of logical thoughts that render a result that we can't disprove. Yet we accept math as being just as real as the rock.

Yet your independent thoughts about essential oils being a cure for cancer aren't seen as real when compared to massive case studies.

It's this ironic circle we as humans go though.

[In Memories Of Heroes]

Oh, wow, here's that right light... and so much detail in the scenery too. Not to mention DEPTH, that he's just leaning over, hanging onto the tombstone like that, not fearing death at all... so symbolic! Btw seems the angle of the light doesn't align with the shadow... though maybe my impression of how it would align is wrong, depending on how the grounds slants... also that comet: a bit too smooth/purple somehow. Awesome view though. Symbolic message. Impressive first work.

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Orphanlast responds:

Oh yeah, the shadow's all wrong. I'd improve on this image if I still had photoshop. I use Krita now.... Oh well. But yeah, that is a Comet. I was thinking about working on a Comic Strip I might work on one day, again, but I thought that it'd transition from what this dude was experiencing and then go into his head space and show off what he was thinking and feeling with imagery.

[In Memories of Heroes (Happy Accident)]

The way that hill is shaped it's almost like he's standing on a Gorilla... strange impression. XD Love the line work otherwise, and the darkness that surrounds it. Lens flare though... feels a bit typical! It's angled for the light, but looks very Photoshopish otherwise. With that more like natural light I feel this would be just awesome.

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Orphanlast responds:

Yeah, if I were to do it again, I wouldn't use the lense flair effect. I'd make my own. They're not too difficult to make.

[Insanity]

Seems like multiple layers of the same image, with various filters; parts cut out? Technically it seems this'd be a photoshop, but I do like the style. Only thing that cuts in a bit is the linear shadow on the floor/border. Rest is... really abstract. Strange vibe...

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Orphanlast responds:

Photoshop has the ability of taking a crap load of pictures and compiling them into a panoramic. After it did that, I started slapping some of the original, none compiled, images it. I forgot what else I did with it. But yeah. It was fun. But working on this one image convinced me, I wouldn't be making this comic strip with my buddy.