Blankyboi19's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Digital Era Marchante]

You are more than a source of content, but it depends on who you ask. Asking that of the mere content-consumer will get you the answer of "no, you are nothing more than that to me."
Would the person working the register at a grocery store ask the patron "am I just a cashier to you?" No, of course not, because they know that they are just a cashier to the costumers. But they have friends and family who see the depth of their personality and love them, that's why they don't need to ask.

Pace yourself if you feel burnt out or overworked. Fans who genuinely like your content will respect your wish for rest.

(I spent so long trying to read those secret frames of text that I felt the need to answer in some way. I apologize if I have misunderstood or if I am out of line.) The piece is skillfully done, thank you.

[cow]

Hell yeah it is

[*approach*]

Gnarly painting, man! I'd love to see more of this sort. You really seem like you know what you're doing, the way you rendered the face.

GrimJimmy responds:

Heya, thanks! There will definitely be more coming your way.

[Godzilla!]

It looks awesome! It makes me think of those old Calvin and Hobbes comic strips when Bill Watterson drew those really realistic dinosaurs or huge aliens. The piece is great, good job.

TheAllsortsGuy responds:

His work's great, so thanks!!

[Dopey Fuckers]

I've never heard of Bridge Kids, but the artwork is sick as hell. Nice one, man

[digital otter drawing 28/04/22]

Really good job here, friend! You've got your lights and darks mapped out really nicely.

STearleArt responds:

Thank you!

[Otter with the flower 02/02/21]

That otter is jacked as all hell and it's wonderful.

STearleArt responds:

Thank you! Actually, otters do have quite a bit of muscle mass for their size. Some breeds of otters can kill kaimens if they group up; you could say they have muscle to open mussels.

[kingMylen]

I must say, your usage of the light source is very impressive! It really brings out a good atmosphere into the picture, and emotion as well.
The fairly limited color palette works really well here. I probably wouldn't have been able to pick out colors as skillfully as you if I tried this sort of thing myself.

The background blur is a nice touch, too - it really makes it look as though it's a scene from a movie, or an illustrated scene out of a novel. It really is a pleasure to look at. I really do wonder what the character is observing there in the field.

I'm not a huge fan of the sketchy art style the character has; if the character had slightly less cartoonish colors, that would do the trick for me. But in all honesty, it's really well made and I applaud you on a beautiful piece of artwork.
Keep doing your thing! It's what you're best at.

Well done!

[onLy]

Yo, this was made in 2012? Holy hell, I hope it's not too late to tell you that I love this piece. The muted colors, the skillful technique, the hair - it's wonderful!

I love this. Thank you.

[Ratty 20/11/2020]

I love that book! Really cool drawing you've made here, dude. Not sure exactly what's happening with the perspective, but really nice nonetheless.

STearleArt responds:

Thank you very much!