LittleLuckyLink's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Bug]

Awesome palette and menacing camera angle. I love the design and expression of the mouth, as if it was an ancient creature surfacing for the first time, or perhaps just awakening with an insatiable hunger.

SourCherryJack responds:

Thank you! This was actually done with pretty cheap paints that had bad coverage which gave me a lot of time to layer and really build the colors up more than I usually would with my normal paints.

[Sleepwalker]

Love the colors and the darkness of this piece. Nicely done.

[The shed]

Great atmosphere. I feel like you really captured the atmosphere of the sun's final golden rays just before it slips below the horizon. The contrast here is spot-on, and I love the gritty brush strokes. Very well done.

[Wake Up]

This is absolutely dazzling and incredibly well balanced. I love the contrast, and I also really enjoy the little sparkles/firefly details throughout. The color palette is absolutely magnificent.

Charongess responds:

Thank you <3

[Ridley Brainrot]

I love how stylistic and iconic this is. The color palette and contrast gives this piece a very unique feel.

[Samus Metroid]

This was the first thing I saw on NG after marathoning Metroid Prime for ten hours straight. This is so cool. I love the perspective and how Kraid is looming in the background.

[Saltfall]

Very nice, great palette. Loving the jazzy/snazzy clouds.

[batkittybatbat]

I love the colors here. The contrast works perfectly for a bat's dimly lit environment, and the lighting and details around the face is just so satisfying.

[Frozen Forest]

Chilly- great color/contrast here, it really invokes a cold, frozen feeling.

artoast8p responds:

Thanks!

[Running Down Butter Bridge]

This is awesome! You truly did bring the box/booklet art to life here, and did so in such a lively manner! It took me a while to notice that the background doesn't produce a seamless loop, as everything else is pretty much perfect. Even so, it'd probably be hard to create a perfect loop with this angle, and the specific location on the map that this level takes place on. It doesn't really need to loop perfectly anyway though. This is absolutely fantastic as it is and I'd LOVE to see more interpretations of classic games like this.