Waffle1up's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Tentacle Trouble]

Hey man this more of an M than a T bro i mean im in public bro

MLeth responds:

Lolz, sorry :)

[Floaty Skull]

How do you do the filter

KoniWorx responds:

Crt view and Photoshop stuff

[i heart rendering]

This was you

BingoWaders responds:

Oh no my dark past is catching up to me...

[power level: tight]

Based

BaronKexana responds:

thx

[Eggheads - Tom and Matt see a poster]

Okay correction, all Hollywood executives should die and the means of production should be given to the workers to own collectively with a focus on artistic achievements and expression rather than profit and exploitation of the workers audiences IPs, etc.

Onemanshowoff responds:

Imagine wanting people to die because they make movies you hate, imagine.
Couldn't you have at least wished they worked at Mcdonalds instead?

[Twitter meme thing]

Who is long

POSTBOY responds:

He's from Bloody Roar

[Sarada Uchiha]

She has her mothers forehead

1Her0 responds:

yeah, HUGE.

[Eggheads - Fun is a buzzword]

I kinda agree with the annoying nerd but here is a counterpoint, being immersed into a film is fun and 2015's the minions is not fun. I have seen the movie and I don't think being bored out of my mind is fun.

Onemanshowoff responds:

THERE YOU GO
If the film fails at being fun for you then that's fine, for me it did not fail at that, goes to show you how subjective art really is

[Year of the Robbit]

How do you do that shading style

Pencilmania responds:

Usually, I apply darker colors on a layer above one with lighter colors, then I use a tool of my choice set to erase on the dark layer on top, chipping away parts of the "shadow" layer where the light should be. The tool I used to erase in this particular instance was a basic airbrush spray tool in Clip Studio Paint.

[Lobby]

You got any tips making backgrounds

TwoSipsofBleach responds:

well, im really, really, reeeally ineficient at it so im prob not the best one to ask. Got you 3:

-Practice perspective and form if you're not already, you dont gotta be super strict with it but knowing the rate at which things go smaller as they get farther from the camera will help you a lot.

- Proportions and scale relative to humans is important, specially when drawing houses and places meant for human use, a drawing can very easily look off if enough objects are mismatched, so have that in mind when looking at reference.

-Digital tools go a long way. I am admittedly p bad at this rn bc Sai is a really limited program, but whatever tools you use, use them at their fullest: copy-paste repeating elements, use the warp tool to match textures to perspective, 3d programs too; i am forcing myself rn to learn a little bit of blender for the next piece so i can have the perspective fit. Whatever helps you get a good result you should try it (unless its like tracing someone elses work or something like that).

Hope this helps.