FilipStredansky's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Jester]

Joker with the Maleficent hat? :D

[Knight]

Whoa, this one is AWESOME (just like all ur artworks ) ... And there is a really good use of colors, mixing warm with cold, very clever ;-)

YakovlevArt responds:

Thanks! It was a lot of fun throwing in all those glowy bits.

[Bonding]

very good use of colors

[Abandoned port]

This is sooooooo awesome, it makes me want to go to that place :O great job!

[Captain Marvel Digital Sketch]

I love the fact you've painted her head very detailed, and the legs just roughly , it looks very very good :)

danomano65 responds:

Thanks a lot! I like to focus the detail and decrease as I move outward. You should check out my gallery if you haven't. I've got more digital work like this!

[Deadpool]

Great job man! ... love the composition, and the fact that you've used mostly reds, and oranges in this piece, keep it up! :)

[Jazz]

Whoa... those textures...they...they are FANTASTIC!! and the colors... and the details... just...just fantastic...

Scottr5680 responds:

Thank you very much! I appreciate it :)

[Lumpy]

that's awsum :D i really like the shading, you've earned a fan, my friend ;)

[Springtrap]

Love the shading and texture of this piece

[T.A.N.K.]

The design is...well..um... not really original/something new and/or interesting... but it's okay... but the shading is too soft on some parts... keeping in mind that the robot has some pretty sharp looking parts- like on his legs and chest, there should've been sharper highlights, and try to add some reflective ligth on the edges as well.... and the final verdict (or something like that) ... I think that you understand the principle of light and shadow, but you should work on shading of different materials, and shapes a LOT ... and try to add some kind of texture to your artworks, because they look pretty flat ... but hey man, it's not bad, keep practicing and you'll see some progression ... so keep the nice work, and keep practicing ;)

IvanAlmighty responds:

Yeah I can definitely see myself adding more detail/changes given better references, I have no clue how to shade or light properly I was eager and jumped into it without learning about shapes and proper tones, I don't completely know what you mean about texture, but I'll definitely study shading different materials/shapes and work on my design, I really appreciate your feedback!