jthrash's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[latex sarvente cutie!]

She looks both threatening and welcoming/friendly at the same time!

gothicseawitch responds:

Thanks! Kinda fitting to since she's canonically that way! LoL!

[Demon Sisters!!]

Oh man, the muscles on the lady in the back, amusingly juxtaposed by her dainty, cutesy face...(drools)

[Plump-tastic Gaz]

More…I need more…so much more (to love)!

[Cult of the Wo- Lamb, of course!]

That wolf is too cute. Could have fooled me!

[Options!]

I’ve personally come to terms with the fact that the news is supposed to be negative and warn us about every little thing, but at the same time it’s our job (not the reporters) to figure out biases plus decide what is worth being concerned about versus what we shouldn’t let ruin our day. Taking breaks from it is good, but I should check up on important things at least once a month so I don’t become callously ignorant of other’s suffering.

Now social media on the other hand…BURN IT ALL DOWN! It makes us all stupider and hasn’t at least been fun or entertaining since 2005 YouTube! Nobody needs it!

[shrine of the sheep]

Riches? Including a comprehensive dental plan?

[Walter White Green & Yellow]

I really appreciate you adding the palette at the bottom of the image! It’s a good reminder for me personally about doing so much with so little—in this case, your excellent pixel art with a basic Game Boy palette!

SuperPhil64 responds:

Thank you! Yeah I find doing these helps me remind me of that too. Sometimes I tend to over complicate and add too many colors or trying to cram too many details in a small area and this reminds me that some times less is more.

[Purple hearts in her eyes]

What do I gotta do to get a lady to look at me like that?

[Big Spender]

JUST SAY NO…to eating coins!

You’re making the world a better place, pointy bird guy!

[[OC] Trixie, Reference Sheet]

Even sleeker than before! An artist streamlining a design is perhaps the definition of a win-win situation: simpler is more appealing to the audience AND it makes life a bit easier for the artist and their wrists at the same time!