ColonelYuri's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Wolf Children]

man seeing that ghost makes it real sad. damn

[Donají Family Portrait]

A man by the name of DJ Peach Cobbler has had the knowledge of the conquest of mesoamerica by the spanish in my veins, for gold, god and the unspoken!

[Combine grunt]

Just to let you know, I'm using this for a holiday homework school task. it's very good art

wakige responds:

thank you!
Good luck with your homework 💪

[1989 (Joamori's Version)]

not a good day for protesters the far east, but good for those in eastern europe, good art, I like the vintage style.

[Amy Martin 🩸]

Just letting you know that I'll be using this for an art assignment, good art, keep going

[Get back up and smile spills can be cleaned!]

Just to let you know, I'm using this for holiday homework (I have several days before the school year begins). Your art is very good, I like it.

[Baron Humbert von Gikkingen]

ayy it's the guy from whisper of the heart, good work

[Kim in the snow]

amazing, how did you get the lighting to look the way it did?

fliphrrr responds:

I always decide on the background first to quickly set up the piece's mood.

I knew beforehand I wanted a piece with a lot of contrast (other times, I just wanted harmony in the work), so I purposefully selected cold colors that were analogous between them (the blues) and put them versus a highly saturated warm color (the pink hue in the light).

For the shading itself, I make a shape with the Lasoo tool and then apply a gradient with a soft brush (like working with an airbrush) for the shading to fade in, and that technique stacks each other with each layer of render I make.

The heavy lift of all this is undoubtedly the black spots; chiaroscuro is the technique in which you use strong contrasts of light and dark. It's the standard in comic art because it lets you describe a lot of volume in just the inking.

I hope that helps!

[Aki no Keishou]

Just wanted to let you know that I've used this artwork for a school task of mine, if you could, could you tell me what brushes you used in the artwork?

[By The Dock]

Letting you know that I'm using your artwork for a school task of mine, I like the painted background, but I feel as if the arms could've been improved, of course, this is literally decades old, so not much we can do about that.