TigrisVolus's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Nier:Icarus]

Oh my God, this is so cool! . Most of the shading is pretty good sells the dramatic nature of the piece. I do think the little monster Palutena steps on should've been darker because it's relatively bright and simple so the eye will tend to draw towards those things. You did a good job on melding the character's designs though. I especially like Medusa's and her wild hair and also how you included Pit's burnt wings.

[Strip a Boar]

Gnod Damnit. You gnot me. The change in facial expression was a nice touch.

Gafagear responds:

HAH
but thanks bruv
i plan to do some less, silly ones in the future, with bits n such

[Hobgoblin]

I never would've thought a person petting a watermelon would be so intimidating but here we are. Good job on the colors and putting that red and green contrast in her armor as well.

[The lodge (Seeds of Chaos)]

Such a cool blend of unique and familiar for a fantasy hunter's lodge aesthetic. The lighting and colors are great and the creativity in the details makes me want to daydream about how this collection started. And woah, this is for an ero-game? Wow that's amazing that your team is so talented to fully realize the world your making.

[Charge]

The composition is nice and the sketchy lines lend to ad to the chaotic action depicted. It's pretty cool for just a random drawing

[The Great Wario Gathering of '18]

This is so cool! I love how each Wario is so expressive that you can almost hear their cacophony of laughter and grunts.

[Hotline Miami]

Hot Damn, this is so rad! That psychedelic coloring looks great. And I can almost hear that tiger's warped roar.

[Bunny Princess KD]

Oooo. This is a nice style, pretty shading and colors. It's cool you can do stuff like this as well as the comics. The little unique bunny logo is also cool.

[Searena Christmas Pirate]

That crazy hair is really rad. Kinda neat how her main colors are already christmasy too.

[Spirits]

Ah Woah, these are some crazy good designs. It'd be amazing if they did something like this, though the workload would become exponential I bet. Especially if they all were of this caliber.