CrabbWalker's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Vorak]

Pixel pushing at it's utmost maximum! Good lord, what an Illustration. Where do I start? Maybe the sheer intensity of the main character looking at you...or rather another devil, as noticed by looking at the blurred out hands on the left and right top corner of the work, as Vorak's magical gauntlet energy wraps around you. The texture work on the stabbed demon's horns are absolutely transcending. IMMACULATE contrast work on the Demon head/ horns, it feels so naturally engraved. Every character just feels intimidated by everything that is Zorak. Everything on him is wild, in comparison to the beasts that are very subdued, defeated, and cautious. The fire effects are a bit different as well, very magical in appearance. I liked the way you illustrated that. A wonderful piece for your gallery. Congrats!

RussFairchild responds:

Thank you very much! Very kind words. And thank you for the five star! =D

[Ink doodles]

The 2nd one is my fav, it has personality, and an action pose. It really tells what kind of character she might be. The 3rd one gets props for having the most awesome line work and contrast. All in all great Illustrations!

[Spicey Buttercup]

Simply tasty.

[animal heads]

Ditto with what luckylime said. Very impressionist/ brushstrok-y. Good stuff. This particular triptych doesn't have as much synergy aside from just the animal heads, but still good poses.

[Nova]

Amazing stuff here! I didn't even know you were an animator until you've posted this in the Illustrations section. Checked the rest of your work out and it's really good bro. I might try some of these gif illustrations myself to break up the long pauses in my web series- a pretty good idea!

bocodamondo responds:

yeah apparently ^^, im spending most of my animation time on a DBZ animation which is soon to be finished.

[Lanterns]

I'm most impressed by the shadows in this practice piece. It gives it a lot of depth and a looot of atmosphere.

[Chieftan]

Prince Mononoke.

[Beyond the Unseen]

Great use of vanishing point. All this needs is a kid Simba, then it'll officially be called Elephant Graveyard.

SourCherryJack responds:

Alright, interesting interpretation.

[Lilith Aensland]

You know how you reach an art piece that you really don't have much word for? Yeah, this is one of those pieces.

[Beast]

One of my favorite on NG. The two sources of lighting, color and the placement, is just immaculate.