Rob-Boss-Art's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[IM GONNA SPLEUNKY (2)]

Wow- This is gorgeous! I'm curious about what your stuff looks like from a different perspective.

Avovet responds:

It's nothing super crazy actually, definitely not perfect, like you wouldn't be able to just grab this and 3d print it as a figure without a little cleanup. Like some of the liberties I take to make things look 2d on purpose would look weird from other angles, like the hair, but as far as things go what you see is what you get

[NGSS: Mantis for Marby!]

Your art is just so gosh darn cute!!

Bleak-Creep responds:

Thanks! :)

[Games I beat 2024]

Oh wow- this is such a cool idea!!! Now I want to do the same with the games I played!

Jitsauce responds:

Do it! Do it! Do it!

[It's Champa!]

I don't even know how you can go about making a face rig like that!!

Framed51 responds:

well first I placed all the deformation bones, then I trailed and errored with the mechanisms and constraints :P

[Shiranui Mai [repost]]

I really like how you rendered the skin! Whats your process like for rendering skin?

ZeroSetsu responds:

that's Sadraque's technique actually! (*￣▽￣* )

[Hikari Horaki]

This is incredible!!
I really love the stylized proportions you did here. Would you mind me asking how you made the proportions look so good? I'm trying to learn more but I feel like I could really benefit from your insight, all your art looks fantastic!

GRIS9 responds:

Thank you!

To be honest I'm not sure if I can explain my process lol , but I'd say that making some of the clothing elements such as the gloves and shoes "chunky" and a little bit oversized helps a lot. I also drew her head bigger but I kept her eyes smaller, like some characters of 90's anime. Basically the whole time I had the idea to design it "chunky".

I'm not very good at describing my process, but I hope that helps!

[commission: Junior]

I really like how you rendered your lighting, especially on the shirt & pants!! How do you go about doing that?

ChipsGoWOAH responds:

i start with flats, usually with the local color first, then do the shadows, and after the highlights, that last part is what i think makes or breaks the illusion of what the material i supposed to look like, you know like, if the reflection is too high in contrast it usually makes the material look wet or reflective like a ceramic, so i try being careful in that regard, as for the lineart, its something i need to improve cause i make my folds tooo big for the sake of simplicity but it makes the cloth look thick, so i gotta get better at using refs and doing studies of it.
if its of any use i have the entire process recorded on my picarto for subscribers
https://picarto.tv/Beepin/videos/783538.
P.S. i really like how you experiment and jump between 2d and 3d i hope to see more interesting techniques with that and maybe even a mix of the two

[Cats Don't Dance - Danny's arrival]

Amazing!!! I loved this movie so much as a child. You did a fantastic job of capturing the charm of the original while giving your own incredible rendering style to it!!

ShiraCartoonz responds:

Thank you so much!

[Karluf's Quest - The Hydra's Egg]

I love this style so much!!!

krumparrian responds:

thank u kindly!! =D

[Lilith (Darkstalkers)]

This looks great!! Lilith is my fave. I especially love the lighting!

PunyFeeble responds:

Thank you for your kind words!