DevilofJanus's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Coco Bandicoot]

If you have some stuff that isn't up to par you can make it a post on your profile. Before that you should do a quick glance at the unscouted and see how little effort people are willing to post, with this level of awesome art I'd wager you are judging yourself too hard.

DrKorbyman2 responds:

thanks for the kind words! im new to posting on this site despite being familiar with it since childhood haha, I didn't even know there was an unscouted section.

[2b by KelvinHiu]

Are you Kelvin Hu, or do you have his permission to post this here?

[PISSOFF!!!!!!]

There exist both a rule against posting sketches and images consisting of text to the art portal. Post this on your own page or go make a forum post.

[Gwen the loner]

Awesome, your use of highlights and shadows really elevates it. Cute and sexy.

[[NEON GORE] 5 Person Kill Streak]

Sketches are not meant to be posted to art portal, especially not blurry photographs

ProfessorVenturer responds:

It's not meant to be a sketch, though.

[brown cow casca]

I love your stylized anatomy, and your rendering 😚

[Jadex]

Amazing!

YvngJizzUs responds:

Thanks man! Appreciate it!

[Thicc?]

Sketches are not supposed to be posted to the art portal.

SentientSax responds:

sorry where should I be posting them or should I not post them at all?

[Jessica Rabbits and Betty Boop!]

Don’t sink to much emotion in likes, it’s harder then most think to get likes on newgrounds especially those who are unaccounted. It’ll get really discouraging later on but it doesn’t mean much. It’s better to focus on feedback, which you can ask for in different places then a pointless number system.

ScratchesDvd responds:

Thank you so much for saying this! I was actually joking about the likes thing but, thank you so much for saying it! I'll keep that in mind in the future! :)

[cheeky bee]

Always love your color palettes. I really need to try warmer colors and colorful highlights

veronicaandjelly responds:

why thank youu!!! i try to expand my color horizons