DreamHollow's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[consequences of quarantine]

I find it hilarious that the anger veins are in her butt.

NicoGGHere responds:

that butt made a great effort without success qwq

[Anubis]

Gorgeous.

I really like the shine! Good usage of light colors.

[Shantae 2020]

Plague, you've really outdone yourself with this one.

I'm completely blown away by how detailed you made her abdominal muscles and hair.

This is an outstanding piece of art.

[Pixel art practice]

It's extremely good. You have a unique take on how you draw humans.

I'm stunned by the quality of the environment that you've drawn in this scene. Excellent work!

Gekasso responds:

This little guy has a real prototype.
The whole scene is about my friend's commute to work ^^

[Modeus]

Romance is too depraved even for the lust demon.

[The Language of the Unheard]

Gorgeous, especially the stylistic shading.

The disappointed/pained frown is a good touch as well.

[Ashley]

Mawile really deserves more art and love.

Great picture. Love how her second mouth is just kind of calmly chilling by her side.

[Lusamine]

My favorite thing about any picture of Lusamine is how everyone draws her hair just past her feet.

It's a wonder she doesn't accidentally step on it.

rtil responds:

anime magic

[Summer Minette]

Super cute.

The water effects and lighting in this are top notch.

I also really love how good the perspective looks!

[Aoko]

I'm getting serious Minecraft vibes from that glow light.

This is gorgeous. You did excellent work with the lighting, especially with the color.
I am absolutely blown away by the little details like the shading of the laces in the boots, the darkened facial features, and the well detailed creases in the clothing. Exceptional.

I feel like this picture certainly tells a story.

Namenloose responds:

Bingo! My friend likes minecraft a lot, so I figured it'd be nice to spruce it up a bit with those glow stones.

Thank you a ton! Glad you like those smaller details, there's just something satisfying about going in and working on them. The less prominent parts can often help bring appropriate life to a piece I believe.