Positron832's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[some pixels]

I think the colours and shading are very good.

[The Mindless]

The use of dithering here makes it look like an old painting, or carpet, they are very nice.

[my name]

The font is nice. The hands are good too, I usually draw hands as circles after I give up making it look like real hands.

[Dual Chip cover]

The perspective view is cool.

8bitJackie responds:

Ay yo, thanks man

[Never Madness]

Smooth and simple, well made.

[City]

The perspective view is very well drawn, and so is the sky.

[100 Flash Games]

Very nice art. The red colour makes it a bit harder to tell what is from what game, the alient from Run is hard to know beacuse it's red instead of grey, like many players remember it. But very nice work nonetheless! It inspires me to make art of flash games I used to play.

ProsciuttoMan responds:

It was always intended as a monochromatic piece, simply because this makes the artwork much more cohesive and differentiating all characters by color isn't something I think would look very good with 100 characters (You'd loose a lot of the harmony established by monochrome).
It's red on white because this is the colour scheme of Flash itself, which yes does complicate some aspects, I feel overall is beneficial to the piece as a whole.

[Ranger (Quake) portrait]

Wooahh.. The dithering is super. Looks pretty realistic!

SanderVB responds:

Thanks! I'm usually hesitant on using dithering, thinking it doesn't look good, but it really worked out here. :)

[idk what this is but its cool]

The background is pixely, but that thing you made is cool. It reminds me of a statue (or something like that) that was grey/black and had a similar shape. The colours are very nice too with the reflection of the sky

rainnxyz responds:

Thanks man. It looks too similar to the tutorial I watched but I tried to make it different enough. Also, yeah the background is a problem.

[Awesome face - pixelart]

The anti-aliasing is good, but did you put the original face in Paint and then resized the canvas?