m1kclark's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[sol]

Big head

The details are realistic. Her head is gargantuan, though. If that's accidental, then ... well, work on that.
If it's deliberate, however, then you've painted a great picture here, where the realistic textures are offset by the surreal proportions.

kinase responds:

Thanks for the feedback--and yes, the head size is deliberate. :D

[Zelda Wallpaper]

True to the roots

I'm actually of the opinion that evokes the Nintendo 64 graphics, much improved in a more dramatic feel. Good work, and while I'd like to see your update, this is a great pic anyway.

Dioccino responds:

Hey thanks!

[{BT} Portal]

Rough-looking

"Portal" was sleek, in general; this is too rough by comparison. Looks more like Stargate, actually. Nice effect near the portal itself. ^_^

BenTibbetts responds:

Good point, thanks for the criticism.

[Your Head...]

Awesome!

THAT is a fantastic Gaz model! Great job!

JoSilver responds:

Thanks, I worked hard on it!

[Kw- Gearbox]

Steel

Looks like a huge steel construction of apartments or something. Awesome!

nightsurfermusic responds:

Hey thanks! :D

[bunneh]

Creepy :-)

(Since it's a WIP, I'm ignoring details.) The idea is awesome! Maybe change the shape of the nose to be assymetrical to make it look more unnatural. Is this a character for something?

[{BT} Rover]

No sense of scale

Excellent texturing, normals, and polygon work. But there's no sense of scale. Is this a small hill, a dune, a Rockies-size mountain, or a 10x Everest size mountain? Heck, I thought this was the ocean at very first until I looked at the background. I see the rover, but I had to read the title to get it, and it still doesn't contribute to the sense of how big this things is supposed to be.

BenTibbetts responds:

Fair criticism. Thanks for the comment.

[{BT} Demon]

Interesting idea

I like the look overall, but I'm a bit confused by the disjointed symmetry. The top and bottom are *exactly* identical with the exception of color (red/blue exchange) and the stars, but at the center they don't meld at all. Why was it necessary to mirror the top and bottom without a smooth transition between them? Heck, why didn't you just take one half and make it the whole image? The disjoint-mirror effect is too distracting to the piece as a whole.

BenTibbetts responds:

Thank you for the honest, helpful review. I was hoping the symmetry would be more pleasing than distracting--I'll consider your advice.