Propofol's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[fake album cover. FATALHEST]

Dark, gritty and imposing. Would certainly check this over if it were at a music store.

GEspinozaT responds:

Thank You so much!

[🩷☁️🫧 (redraw)]

Endearing and wholesome. I enjoy this piece very much. My suggestion to take it even further would be using varied line widths to highlight the silhouettes of the characters and make the poses/facial expressions pop. However, you've done a superb job with the background and populating the piece with a lovely panoply of cute, cuddly things. Great work.

Alexiiosthebestcerea responds:

Thank you very much for your comment and suggestion! I’ll keep that in mind🩷🩷

[Grit]

Sometimes we see him at the gym. Grotesque and morbid yet wonderful render.

IVectorSI responds:

Ohh, thank you. There is beautiful bodybuilding and then there is turning yourself in to a monstrosity...tell your guy to do some yoga maybe?

[American Red Fox]

Perfect modern take on golden age cartoon art style. Charmingly familiar but full of funky sharp edges.

Scribbles-n-Bits responds:

Thank you! The angles help sculpt the characters and help compliment the interior details. It's a fun style and I wish others did it.

[I've forgotten who i am]

Dark, heavy texture and lighting, like soot and coal. Love.

staticomics responds:

thx ❤️❤️

[muse]

The frazzled facial expressions and stark color opponency are a pop-art dream. Immersive.

clk17 responds:

thank you. i used to be really into pop art, roy lichtenstein and keith haring in particular

[12 Hours After My Shift]

Lovely traditional mediums used here, adds a great texture.

A-Lost-Crow responds:

Ack thank you <3!!!

[Crybaby]

Anonymous imageboard poster.

LOOACK responds:

What

[Adlet]

Perfect menacing glare, the comic style cell shading with dark shadows is a great choice for this as well.

soco-oh responds:

Thankyou for your kind words

[Crying]

Haunting poetry, couples well with the fragmented, incomplete faces. As if the feelings are abstracted, unobtainable, and the separation from complete human-reality makes them seem more superficial.

handofdog responds:

Thank you.