BlueMonday1984's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Running Colors]

Its well known that a good character design is identifiable purely by its silhouette.
This is a solid demonstration of that.

MikelTime responds:

One thing that sucks is that hair is the best way to differentiate between them
Without hair, everyone looks the same since all my characters have the same proportions
Thanks for the compliment tho :)

[Kleo Jammin']

this would make a *perfect* punk rock album cover.
Welcome back, Millie! Good to see your skills remain as sharp as ever!

[The Beach Boy]

cuuuuuuuuute :3
Love the tropical lighting!

[FALSE IDENTITY [Redraw v3]]

Now that's a glowup and a half. There was already an unsettling feeling from the v2 version, but the added shaking and piercing red eye ramped that up to 11.

[they're both kinda silly]

they are, indeed, silly :3
i love 'em, they go together so well :3
:333333

I gotta say, that refsheet for Yurya's a pretty good start - a shot of his emanciated form (plus a look at his back) would be the obvious thing to add at this point, but you've already given people enough to make fanart with.

[get pwned simulator]

violence :3

Main point of criticism's with the bat - the whole thing looks slightly bent, and the way you're holding it looks kinda off.
Your pose looks solid, though - girl's clearly about to have some Fun(tm).

devi1iz responds:

thank you!! yea i felt like something was off abt the bat

[the temptress [oc]]

>The man who speaks in hands has a wife. She has Plans for you
The hue variations were a nice addition - really helps enhance her godly guise.

[MELLO IN REAL LIFE]

damn, Mello, you're looking nice and spooky as usual
Also, that's a pretty cool brunette you picked up, what's her name

MelloBread responds:

Dat would be me

[ASS]

Tami's got BUNS (literally and metaphorically)
Bro's looking like she's expecting me to smack it

[Stood Up]

I can sense a definite connection between this piece and "Tube Deer" - both are seemingly about a date night gone awry.

I can feel a strong sense of melancholy in this, along with a tinge of betrayal.