Amryn's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[The Ultimate Lifeform]

Woah impressive work! It's very expressive. Thumbs up for doing lighting practic btw :D

[Toothless]

Ahw he looks so happy! I love your pose and anatomy. It feels very natural! I'm a big fan of how to train your dragon ;D

[Mr. Cooper]

This is amazing! So much emotion in this piece. Great work on the shading, the huge contrasts make it pop so much. I must admit that I cant determine whether it's traditional or digital..? :)

poxpower responds:

Ink + pencil on paper. Guess I forgot to write that!

[frick it, color study]

So many different colors! They look good together.

[wahoooooo]

Lovely! Nice composition and I absolutely love that you used lighting to make it pop. Backlighting is great for adding extra depth ;) If I may be so bold to give a tip, the light source is really bright close to the couch, it would light up the couch a bit more :) Great work!

[happy new year[g]]

Nice work! You have a very clean style :)
Santa is always so much fun! :3

[Burning]

You're really good at swirls, hair and color!! :D

[Terrorize]

Woah, the use of colors and texture! Such an interesting piece! The two different lights create so much depth to the character! <3

The only thing I'd remark is that the red dot (a moon?) feels like it doesn't belong there as the art style is way different than the rest of your drawing. It's completely solid and it has sharp edges. Combining that with a bright red that you only use sparingly in the rest of the piece... :)

Great work though, I love it!

[Dragon Slayer]

This looks amazing! I like the varying thickness in lines - it makes it pop! What did you use to color it, I see a brush and some... gouache or watercolors? You have a great style!

Hobsyllwin responds:

I used watercolors.

[Such is life]

The wings look so good, lots of detail!

I'm glad to hear you're experimenting! Thats great. I think the type of brush you use also matters a lot in terms of mimicking traditional art style.

Even a bird has got to eat ;) I like that you captured that moment into art.