sucho's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[dark]

whats the sizing/dpi you tend to work at? because for the detail on the horns it looks massive.

SmokeryDots responds:

I think that the size is like 30% bigger than this.

[Goofy]

love

love

golfinho responds:

ho no!! i hate peoples popular on internet.

[Watermelon - Pineapple, Basil]

buh-

but how does one eat it?

Ironchefgriffin responds:

With this particular dish, however you want. I broke the watermelon plank in the center and scooped little bits of watermelon with the pineapple juice, and whatever other things happened to be there.

[Anima Commercium]

wow

thats a shit ton of work you dont see in art that much anymore

Ikarus777 responds:

I like to put the time and love into my work, there's more artists out there that would love to do the same... but they're pushed to pump out work faster then most and they lose that time the could be putting into their work rather then unmissable deadlines.

Thank you kindly for the feedback!

[Justin Bieber Month]

oh roflwow

love the clouds

DieterTheuns responds:

Thanks!

[gangster]

ho' shit

plz 2 b making the art portal your bitch <3

NorrisKnockout responds:

IM honoured!

[pwetty fairies and unicorns]

OMG

WHAT A KYOOT WIDDLE FUKKIN FAIRY POOPSY SCHMOOPS

i always liked your very 1980's macho anime mullety haircuts. they'z gender friendly.

dommi-fresh responds:

its the best kind of hair

[Self Portrait]

oh

oh

i really hope this becomes a fad

thdark responds:

As do I.

[Guy]

pimp toof

its so easy to glaze over this kind of drawing style and character sheet in general and move on but i liked this one; probably of the slightly more realistic but still stylish shading you did, particularly on the bits like the bent arm. however it feels like the totally even shadow line is a little distracting since his arm is cocked and not hanging close to his side. with his elbow so far out the shadow would probably dissipate and all you'd have to draw is just a little semi-oval hanging around his armpit and a border where his hand meets his side, leaving the elbow shadow area blank since light could move around pretty evenly with that much distance.

sorry that's a bit od'ing on the review advice, but i really like seeing this kind of cartoony style handed so practically.

Shenaniganon responds:

Thanks for the review! :D
I know what you're talking about with the arm, it does look pretty weird.
When I was shading it, I immediately assumed the arm would drop a full shadow, and started thinking about what shape it would be, then concluded that because the light is coming from the side, and the elbow is pointing towards the side, it would be almost straight. But yeah, shadows at where the hand touches the armpit and around the body would be better in this case.

Thanks again!