theguestquester's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Boqias, the half formed]

Almost missed this beauty! love the details, like the little symbols on his skin and clothing. even the necklace seems to be telling a story.

[I Think I Can]

the hands are warped and it underlines the misic vibes i am getting from this. smart guy right there.

[Dark Flame]

good stuff! what did you use to make this? *if i may ask.

NoroDoro responds:

Thank you! I used paint tool sai with the Airbrush tool set to the fuzzytastic texture

[Saturated]

great colours! so loose so smooth so wild..btw what is with this guy ? XD

NoroDoro responds:

He's just a bit overwhelmed he'll be fine

[Florida Foliage in Ink]

people who rate this know that it is good...no bad votes. makes one think

[Goblin Footman]

i dig the colours and expession. thank you for sharing

JinnPixel responds:

Thank you!

[Red Jungle]

good stuff there! i have sooooo much to learn and so little time. i wish i could afford going unemployed for a year just to get to those levels.

[St. Michael vs Dragon]

you made me look up an old piece of art that i would have never seen without your painting. thanks! and also: great work! HOWEVER the dragon needs tiny minions too... friggin angels ganging up on him like that. it is also interesting that you are additionally using the inverted triangle as a symbol. to me it even stands out more than the halo of the angel..maybe too much? i don't know.
this is one of those pictures that i want to take a look at more than once.

Granfaloon responds:

Great observations, Thank you! and glad you liked it!

[Fighter]

this is giving me emotions. he looks like a midget barbarian who found a giant magical sword and has turned totally badass! i mean look at his face, the wide open mouth and then look at his eyes - he is not aiming for his opponents head..he is aiming for the bad knee with that wide swing. and we all know there is no escape from a tiny barbarians wrath!

[Reclamation [commission]]

this one seems like it has it all...great linework, light and shadow, colours, composition. i also like how you did those old leaves on the ground before the figure. if it would have been me i think i would have been tempted to actually draw a lot there and waste time on something not so important. i need to learn how to just slap on some basic shapes and let the mind of the viewer somehow do the rest while he/she is focused on the important stuff. i will favorite this one.

themefinland responds:

I think you are pretty spot on with what you said :) Learning to detail only specific parts of an illustration is as important part of composition as shapes or values. The eye is lead towards spots with more detail, after all!