LittleLuckyLink's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Divine Dreamer]

This is intense. There's a good amount of depth to this and there's something that catches the eye in every corner. I'm enjoying some of the visual tricks and the overall flow of this piece. Fantastic work.

CowFz responds:

Aye Good eye my friend! tried my best to make as if it's trying to guide the eye glad it paid off~ :D

[The new tenant]

Love this. Great colors and contrast. Very well made too! I saw the inktober tag, so I'm assuming ink was one of the mediums, what else did you use? I love the intricacy of her necklace, and the white highlights on the blob figure. Keep it up!

YannuNG responds:

Thanks ! I used color pens with water, white ink pen and an few pencils.

[PROMISE]

Oh hey! I remember seeing your other SH works, glad to hear you've been enjoying the series! SH4 is super fun, though it is a bit janky and somewhat awkward on some ends with the controls (some would argue that the controls are part of the horror of Silent Hill.) It changes up the formula a bit, but I'm super eager to see what you come up with for that one.

ANYWAY THIS PIECE! As with the others, I love it. I love how Mary/Maria isn't specifically seen, but her touch is still felt by James in this. I have to ask- one of her sleeves seems to be a bit lighter in color than the other, is one arm meant to be Mary and the other meant to be Maria? Either way, great work with the butterflies and the iconic final save point. Keep it up!

Ruedefaux responds:

Haha SH4 is definitely different but i really like what theyve done with it~ It might be my next favourite in the series (the first is my favourite) because it has a lot of themes I really enjoy working with in my own personal work~ I'm excited to work on it as well.

BUT YES youre correct~ I wanted to show both of the ladies somehow and what they represent to James in a subtle way :D

Thank you!

[Elegy Of Trial And Error 2]

I love how much utter style and flair this has. The subject itself, the background, the texture, the contrast, all very well done.
also #same

Ruedefaux responds:

thank you~

[towers to the sky by markymayhem]

Nice! Great style that stays consistent throughout the piece, and impeccable work with the perspective! I really like the shading and rust/weathering details.

markymayhem90 responds:

thank you so much im glad you like it

[Simon Stalenhåg study]

Very interesting, and extremely well made. The colors and contrast of the city lights on the horizon are spot-on, and really multiply the strength of the already captivating atmosphere this piece provides.

Eurns responds:

thanks <3

[Waterfall camp]

Holy moly. This is fantastic! I love the almost watercolor-esque feeling of the trees, matched with the sharper details of the grass below. The reflections of the water were very well done, too!

Sabretooth2611 responds:

Thank you so much :3

[2:00 AM]

Love it, your work never disappoints :D I like the subtle changes in surrounding light as the traffic lights change. The purple in here is so satisfying to look at as well.

moertel responds:

Thank you! I love it when someone appreciates all the little details I added. <3

[Keep Fighting My Friend]

Is this watercolor? Certain strokes of fur, and the shading towards the bottom would indicate this, but sometimes it's a bit hard to tell with how good computer software is at emulating traditional art these days.
Regardless, very well done. Those brush strokes I mentioned earlier are highly effective and done just right. I love the smokey composition, and the detail in their eyes is absolutely striking. Love the symbolism too. Keep it up!

Jarrodjvandenberg responds:

It's digital, using watercolor brushes.

Thank you very much! I really appreciate that!

[Lady Gaga]

Very interesting and colorful. I feel like there are some spots, namely around her face, where you could have done more with the detail. Something about her left arm looks off, too- specifically around her wrist leading into her hand. Aside from that, nice! I like the background colors/textures.

Jarrodjvandenberg responds:

Thank you, I appreciate the critique and I concur.