Propofol's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[My redesigned Bill Newton (so far, i guess)]

Truly precious, charming.

Billario18 responds:

thank you so much xD
bill newton fanarts are underrated, but if came from mine, it's pretty overrated to me tho, haha

[ART DUMP]

Nothing beats traditional art for that gritty, rugged look. Keep it up.

SonicPeepsi responds:

Thank you so much!!

[Milk]

Joyous day. Colors are both alarming with the red and sickly with the green. Perfect for this drug addled, delirious little portrait. It is great, it is good.

Onimiere responds:

wow the way you describe it makes me feel honored . thanks alot propofol , im glad its great & good in your eyes

[my dad]

Do you take after him?
Fantastic art.

[minds afloat]

Wonderful concept. Your best so far. The contrast between the soft, yearning doll like eyes and vacant, infested sockets is startling. It works.

notgl00ch responds:

been geeking over this comment <3 thank you so muchh !

[Cowboy Freckle]

The sepia tone complements the sketchiness well, makes it look like an old portrait from before the photography era.

STearleArt responds:

Thanks! Was what I was going for :D

[DOFLAMINGO]

Fabulous posing, really feels like it's got movement and action. All the wild details are great too.

[breathe [oc art]]

Great rendering, the desaturated colors work well with your art style.

notgl00ch responds:

thanks so much!

[Old art ✨]

The lurid, neon colors work very well at conveying the sense of disorientation and overwhelming that is shown here.

Alfy-calv0 responds:

Yeah, I wanted to experiment with that. It's about time for redraw though :D

[Stephen Staltin: Marketable Figure]

Fantastic concept, the idea of social facade for self defense and losing control to one's own tulpa - some compartmentalized self. You realized it very well in this medium. I love his design too. This genuinely makes me feel compelled to try sculpting, but I can only imagine the delicate and time consuming nature of it through seeing your work.

SlimPix responds:

Thanks! This was my first time translating my style to a different medium so I'm glad it's still recognizable! I've been Sculpting with polymer clay for a few years. Polymer is pretty easy to work with in comparison to other clays being soft and oven bake so it's pretty beginner friendly though it can be a little pricey. Though this was a project for school so that expense was covered for me.