Syrupmasterz's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Impaled Ahegao]

Some scotch tape and a bit of glue and she'll be good as new. :P

RoRo-Royerboat responds:

That'll do it!

[Fat unicorn]

This kinda seems like something from the 2D Rayman games that have come out recently. :P

Your lighting angles all seem consistent and aside from the unicorn's floating eye (which I'm sure is intentional), everything seems proportionate to the goofy cartoon style you used.

I'm no programmer so I can't help you make a game, but I wish you luck!

HugoVRB responds:

You honor me! As Rayman has one of the coolest styles imo.

I usually add a floating eye to my characters, it adds a level of whathehellness. And thanks! I'm still learning the basics of lighting so I usually have only one or two sources.

And one day I'll make a game! You'll see!
Thanks SyrupMasterz.

[The sisters]

Great job emulating the Don't Starve style! Takes a bit of getting used to but it's fun to use. :P

I can see that you added your own personal twist and added some extra details with Wendy's hair and Abigail's ghostly tail. Makes her seem a lot more other-worldly.

Keep it up!

[Bubblegum]

I can speak from experience, gum + hair = bad. :P

Great work with the anatomy and the soft shadows, I usually have trouble with those.

[Cloud City]

That's a cool effect you use to make your art look like it was made with real paint. :)
I'm diggin' that blue monochromatic colour scheme as well. Keep it up!

[Golem escape]

Be free Golem! Be with your people!

That's quite a bit of detail for just two hours!
The cracks and rock details seem to be unique without repeating all over the golem, so it shows you were paying attention even under time pressure.

Keep it up! :)

cocolongo responds:

Thank you man.

[Hexafusion]

Haha, Wii Fit Avatar. :P

Your anatomy has gotten very good over time, it's also nice to see you experimenting with more action-y poses as well. Keep it up!

bocodamondo responds:

thanks ^^, yeah im trying to do more dynamic poses lately

[Market]

Nice work with the perspective! Angles like this a usually pretty tricky for me unless I'm using reference photos.

Keep it up!

SkyrisDesign responds:

Yea it helps when u put a grid under it x]

[Muh Birthday!]

Happy Birthday buddy! :P

(also I notice your line art is improving)

DoodlingHitman responds:

It is? Good! :D

Looking back at some older drawings I can easily see how horrid my lineart was. SO wonkly and wobbly.

[Limbo Fwends #3]

Good job nailing the atmosphere. :P

Number one trick when it comes to feeling too lazy to draw is to simply just get started.
Once you get started you'll keep adding details and get into the groove. After that the negative part of your brain usually shuts up, and if it doesn't; you keep going regardless because it's fun. :P

DoodlingHitman responds:

Haha, yeah. I just did that. Started and I kept adding things. I was like "It's enough now, I think? Or.. Nah, wait.. This is nice too.. Hmm" and stuff like that.

:3