JoSilver's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Wanted]

Wow, I haven't laughed that hard in a while, GREAT STUFF!

[BlenderGuru Donut Tutorial]

It's pretty good, but a few things I'd working your lighting is a bit uneven, it appears as if you're only using only a single area light, thats works well enough but half the battle of any good render is lighting, I'd take a look at a few lighting tutorials to get your feet wet.
Also I'd add just slight bevel on the table, perfectly square coners don't exist in real life so add a slight bevel to a hard surface can make all the difference when trying to achieve a bit of realism.

Keep on practicing and nicely done.

Robotao responds:

hey alright! all good tips!

[Watcher of The Sigil]

I love the texture of this, I looks sickly and Rotting and just all around unnerving like if I turn my back to this something will be there when I turn back around. Great work!

[Alison Rose at Day]

OOOH WEE! I just adore this picture, Dem hips, DAT LINE WORK! I'm really diggin' her laid-back yet playful look!

I LIKE IT!

[City]

I like it, It really makes you feel the moment. It feels bright and mysterious all at the same time. Nice work.

[Screamin' (Traditional)]

Well, I have to admire anytime someone busts out the marker and crayons... Lord know I don't have the patients for that any more.

bunzart responds:

Thanks lol, did this in my spare time during art class.

[Flatery]

Is it the fear of not living up to expectations? At least thats my thought.

TheMarooned responds:

I left it ambiguous so people could interpret it differently. I do enjoy that interpretation though

[Futuristic Pilot Concept]

It's alright however I feel it's needless busy of a design especially if it's intended for animation, I'd say a good exercise would would be to remove things and see what when removed really causes the design to lose it's intent. Also a bit of a nit pick but her nose in portrait doens't really seem to match her nose in profile.

[Mask]

Interesting use of triangles. It's like the face is being reflect back on a shard of glass or prisim.
Along with the color is give the image a sort of stain like quality. Broken and dirty... Pretty cool I say.

[The Maltese Falcon]

I like it very pulpy, great use of shadow and light for that extra bit of drama.

Cool beans bro.

Bidium responds:

Thanks man, appreciate it. I was going for that bold noir style look, and maybe a twinge of graphic novel feel.