Isvus's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Legendary Catch]

Is this Woe, Plague Be Upon Ye? Because I saw it and instantly my meme neurons fired in subconscious recognition

RaynLikeRain responds:

I guess I should've made it less blurry but there's a fishing line that's snatched her bikini >.<

[Mugen, Father Void]

Bro the close-up on the SNAKE. The scales.... I consume this.

[Marvel Requests #2]

I vibe with Door Man.

[Acerola's cute pose]

This is indeed a cute pose. I know this sounds weird but I like the shadows specifically around her kneecaps. Really helps give it more depth and definition.

theCAZTman responds:

I'm glad you liked the scene! Thank you.

[Vickie Fanart]

Beg pardon, I'm afraid my computer has a hard enough time running the 90 gigabyte monstrosities released by major games studios these days WITH a graphics card.

RaynLikeRain responds:

Sounds like a plan if she eats that one then you just get a new one that can run games, simple right? ;P

[Falling Star]

Man, I've seen a few of your works with this character and it's making me curious about her. Is there like a larger backstory I'm missing, or is it up to the imagination?

mich-spich responds:

The main backstory for now is related to survival in space and revenge/ redemption between the two sisters. They're not human, but rather made out of space materials. I am still piecing a lot of it together but most is up to imagination. Some backstory is given in the other pieces, mainly in my animation which started off this whole thing.

[A Girl and Her Droid: Book 3, Part 4]

IT'S BOB.

[Art Requests! (#18) Lettucedrawstuff]

Hey, I thought I'd ask; how do you normally do your art? I see some pencil construction lines here and there and it made me wonder. Do you have specific tools you prefer to use or do you just use any pen/pencil/marker you have? Your lines are always thick but they're always really consistent in width too.

Squidster491 responds:

I primarily sketch these with Pencil, go back and fill the lines with a deeper graphite pencil for the final outline, color it in with Colored Pencils and/or permanent marker, and finally, I go over it once more with the deeper graphite pencil to fix the outline if any details got over-smeared by color or are obstructed by color. It makes it look more cartoony, which is my goal. I hope this helps!

[Who are You?]

Askin' the real questions. I really like the composition on this one.