Cyberdevil's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Baba Yaga]

That's a... pretty interesting house! A front suspiciously much like a face too, even if the legs seem to be facing the other way entirely... I like the brooding; murky mood, smooth and artful, I like the brushes of water in particular, so swift shapes it must have taken some effort to polish. And that it's based on an actual story, too! The mystery's blue and intriguing.

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YakovlevArt responds:

The legs are odd. it's hard to show which way I want them to face, but it looked right to me when painting it. Now you got me confused looking at it like an optical illusion haha.

[54 Inkling for Smash]

A spectacular smash! :D Great character art, and you definitely managed the burst in a great way, even if it doesn't seem so much as ink as... slime? Clay? Something thicker. Never played the game though so maybe the texture is just right, too, disregarding the name. Also really like the design on that gun!

The background's fiery, fierce and... interesting!

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ScepterDPinoy responds:

I appreciate your critique. Maybe I need to make the Ink parts thicker in the future.

[Oxygen]

What I'm wondering here is how they ended up in space in the first place. XD Also wouldn't those flames REALLY eat up the oxygen hmm...

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ChazDude responds:

Because WWIII

[Unfortunate]

Seems that heart's been broken plenty of ways... yet it keeps beating! Resiliently. Rebelliously. Inexplicably. Such power. Such prowess. Such strength required to pick up the pieces and sow them all together again...

Or maybe it symbolizes: giving parts to all too many different people, until there just isn't enough to go around anymore and you have to take it all back. Probably the first but... interesting connotations. Hearty art.

Also nice work with the stitches/strings in particular.

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DrSevenSeizeMD responds:

It's all of that, and then a little more. :-)

[The Flow of Everything ~ Pantha Rhei]

Now this is pretty beautiful! the spiraling tower, the color, the girl standing at the forefront of destiny with an artfully natural splatter of grass and brush... looks amazing. Imaginative and masterful. The color of the clouds/sky in particular is great, though I feel the tree-trunk-like wave at the bottom is in the way a bit, like it would have been better if the path was parted, or the brush spread to the corners as well. Overall: beautiful work.

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Troisnyx responds:

Thank you! I might revisit this in some point in the future and play about with the foliage, see what I can do to make it less messy. Glad you like it.

[Hunting Twinmold for free exp]

Though I recognized Link there... as for the others it seems I haven't really played enough games yet. Wonder if the giant sandworm's included in the character/creature repertoire? Or maybe an original? Smooth pixel work as always!

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ScepterDPinoy responds:

The Sandworm was Twinmold from The Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask.

[dawn chorus (2017)]

Would be fun to see an actual animation with a character like this! The style's definately new, like a hybrid between Madness and Pokemon. Nice work.

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Rgessimai responds:

Thanks ^^

[Hachi]

I really like the atmosphere in this! Not just the silhouettes and the warm horizon behind them, but the layers, of plants, and ground, and clouds too... it really works well together. The way the characters are brushed it looks almost like they're transparent too, which gives it a pretty interesting vibe. And that was a great movie, btw. :) Nice tribute.

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DIWAKAR responds:

Thanks A lot dude

[Gateway to Heaven]

A pretty pompous scenery! :) I love the partial symmetry, and the mystery behind those stone statues... the leaves are clearly a brush and the background a bit hazy, but all together a mighty motive

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DIWAKAR responds:

Thanks A lot..

[The Skull Mills Goings Ons]

Those skulls he wields on the sword... all so different looking skulls. I guess demons come in all shapes and sizes hmm... I like the detail, and the scene itself... pretty morbid. The beasts somehow seem like the more civilized ones here...

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LoganPhresh responds:

Glad you like it. I like to imagine the monsters the skulls come from Are simlaer to the goons in sleepy beauty or the goblins from the labyrinth, in witch their not a specific race but are kinda blanketed as one