durn's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Final Fight]

It feels unfinished. This is some amazing work but it's obvious that a lot more detail was put into the left character. The accents and details on his clothing and body are more actualized-- the highlights are sharper and his shadows are deeper; there's more realism to him. I absolutely love this, as I played the shit out of this game when I was a kid, but you need to finish it properly to get my 5 stars! :)

LuwyRock responds:

thank you very much for your criticism! True has more details guy! greetings from Argentina!!

[Character Select!]

Hahaha, #5 looks like Conan O'Brien! :D

14hourlunchbreak responds:

We have a winner!

[WTD #48 Hand Turkey]

LOL

Really good stuff. I'd be pretty surprised too. :D What a kinky, slutty turkey. Oh, freakin' sweet-as, I get to be the first to make a joke about filling her with stuffing! Shit... ruined it! :d

Bill responds:

hahahaha

[3D NES Games]

ah nostalgia

I'm gettin' a tear in my eye. Those were all my favourite games. :)

Osuka responds:

Hahaha Thanks XD
The game with more nostalgic value for me is MegaMan2, My father played it with me all the time hahaha

[The Dirty side of the Mafia]

What a piece of shit!

Craptacular!

Shotgunmadmax responds:

Thank you sir

[the shitdicks.]

the shitdicks?

so... allay my confusion... does this make your brother and his friend Greek or Gay?

MRat responds:

it's a satire on popular music

[Summertime]

tsk

Silly blonde, the cooler should be in the shade!

Also, one thing's buggin' me that's keepin' this from a 10.... there's a little weird light bubble on her ass that, when not zoomed in, looks like a zit. And then upon further examination you're left thinking "Huh, weird, she's in the shade, why is there a light bubble like that?"

kevinsano responds:

Yea, I'll keep that in mind in the future.

[Showgirl]

Wow, 70s funkadelic!

I love the pelicans in the background. :D Nice touch.

HimoruStar responds:

Thank you! :)

[Andy Whitfield (Referance)]

nice but way too liberal with the smudge paper :D

I used to have the same problem when I was in art, I would use dark pencil and the smudge paper far too often to try and soften things. It wasn't till later that I started using light pencils to start and gradually shading darker. The piece looks more polished if you start light. :)

Really nice effort though, you caught the intelligence of the eyes exceptionally well. :)

7swords responds:

True, but when one sides all black its a bitch not to smudge it lol.
I'm still in the stage of using the lighter pencil to set up lines and shade points.
I'm not trying to become a master of drawing, only good enough to put down accurate paint lines. still, I thank you for your review, i will try your pencil trick next time.

P.S. oh my god, I just realized I do go dark to light =o.