LittleLuckyLink's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[High peaks]

Fantastic. This hits several notes for me- with the barn, autumn, mountains, everything. The color here is just vibrant enough without being overpowering, but still enough to add an extra sprinkle of magic to the piece overall. I especially like the subtle hints of warmer colors that glow among the blue of the background, like the pink in the sky for example. The textures are spot-on, especially in the grass and the trees. Great work on the depth, too!
How I'd love to live in this artwork..

Sabretooth2611 responds:

Thank you for the kind words, it means so much to me and inspires me a lot :)

[Battle Player]

/feels
Good gritty atmosphere and excellent color palette. Great work!

Smog-71 responds:

Thank u so much!! 💀💀

[Silentober 2020 Day 7 - Eddie]

"I'LL KILL 'EM, JUST LIKE THAT!"

Nice! Never heard of "Silentober," but it seems right up my alley.

BastianConst responds:

"IT'S ALL THE SAME ONCE YOU'RE DEAD! And a corpse can't laugh"

Thank-you :)

Normally I would have done the Inktober challenge, but I decided to change it up that year and do the challenge with a theme. Wanted to see if I could do 31 days of Silent hill stuff and made up "Silentober" as a reference to both Inktober and Silenthill.

[Static Blockhead]

Nice! I really like the linework and shading here. This piece kinda reminds me of the cover for 'In the Court of the Crimson King.' In my own mixed-media work, I tend to get carried away with ink and add too much, so it's pretty satisfying to see this piece where the amount of ink used is fairly balanced and fits well with the painting.

BastianConst responds:

Thank-you very much :)
Now that you pointed it out I can see the resemblance :D (Great band)

Just had a quick look in your gallery and your work is amazing! I really like your use of heavy lines to contrast with the bright colors you use. It works very well.

[Blue Hour]

The blue hour is probably my favorite time of the day- especially the aesthetic of combining it with faint city lights. The sweetest time, before the daylight overpowers the remaining city lights, is exactly what you've captured here and I love it! The impeccable attention to detail, as well as the subtle animation really bring this piece together! Great job as always <3

Kldpxl responds:

Thank you very much! Happy that you like it.

[Barrier City]

You're always killing it with your cityscapes! This one looks especially smooth and realistic- especially in the lighting department. It's very fun and interesting to zoom in on some of the smaller details, and it's satisfying to see how sharp they came out. Also, the fog/smog is super nice and adds a powerful sense of depth to this enormous city.

Kamikaye responds:

Thanks ! :) Im so glad you point these things out, its what I was aiming for here.

[Lighthouse]

Lighthouse! Very nice! I'm really loving the sky. My only critique is that I feel as though the light would be much brighter, but you were working with a pretty tricky perspective and this ultimately doesn't take away from the work overall :) Perhaps a lens flare might be a good touch? Regardless, the sky is absolutely hypnotic, and I love the small detail of the light coming from within the house.

aleha84 responds:

It was a question for me also, how bright should be the light. I checked original photos of this lighthouse and it has frosted glass.

[On the road in the middle of winter]

Wowee, I'm really loving the colors here. Despite being pixel art, the snow looks incredibly soft and smooth. Very nicely done!

aleha84 responds:

Thank you

[Who Owns the City?]

The attention to detail here is immaculate, and your work gets better and better with each piece! The animation is fantastic- from the twinkle of distant oncoming headlights, to the cars whizzing by, and especially the way the headlights shine off of the street signs. It was super cool to pause this and look at it frame by frame to see how you pulled off those cars zooming past the viewer. This piece feels very alive and pleasant to look at.

moertel responds:

Thanks so much for your kind words, I appreciate it! I've become a fan of motion blur / smearing and shake effects in animation. They really guide the eye. I'm glad you noticed all the little details, too. ✌️

[It's Cernunnos!]

Great work here. I love how the textures and brushwork give off an almost slimy- slippery feeling.

SourCherryJack responds:

It is, in fact, oooey goooey