TheRedRocks's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Goddess Nyx]

Your Art is still

Flippen amazing. The whole concept goddess of night makes it a whole lot cooler!

emiliapaw5 responds:

Thanks!

[Peaceful sleep]

Your art continues to stun me!

You've certainly made a name for yourself on the art forum sense you first came asking for tips on NG.

emiliapaw5 responds:

Thanks, I'm glad you like. I did? I'm just a noob here hehe :P

[Speed paint Kitten]

Isa KITTEH!

Oh my god! Its cute! You did a good job on this.

emiliapaw5 responds:

Thank you, hehe :)

[Obelisk of destruction]

This is awesome!

I love the style of it. Cant wait to see it in 3d.

mindmaster123 responds:

Thanks I'll see if I can upload the image after ending the project.

[The Wash]

I like it!

I like how it seems to look simple but is int at the same time! The simple eyes used to kind of annoy me but now that i look at its seems to fit the picture.

Luxembourg responds:

I like simplicity, but I also like detail. Here's my happy medium, though I think I could have pushed for some more detail on the girl, the dog, and the wall and floor. I dunno what you mean about simple eyes (closed eyes are fairly simple to begin with, and it's too small in scale for me to add lashes with a pencil), but thanks anyways. Your review is much appreciated, man.

[Vida Guerra]

Nice.

I love the way you pencil strokes seem to flow with the paper.

rickygonza responds:

thanks i think its just my steady hand haha.

[The Mausoleum]

Intresting...

I kind of reminds me of the Lincoln Memorial.

Thulcandra responds:

Yep, it looks a little.

[Tom Fulp]

This is Awesome!

I love your idea of your photo-grounds and I love this picture. Hope to see more by you.

Photogrounds responds:

just wait until you see the photos ;)

[CosmicDeath]

Its Cool!

I like your drawing here. I would like now your technique with the pastel and colored pencils and how you used them both. It would be nice if you pmed me.

ornery responds:

With pastel i use them somewhat similar in concept to paint. I start by finding the color combination i want and on a seperate sheet lay the pastel on thick. Then I load a q-tip or brush up with it from that sheet and apply it to the actual drawing. Color pencils in this case were used for texture and details.