Kajenx's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[William and Sly V.1.0]

I like all the references! The ink style is really nice.

EDIT: I didn't see the fish at first, but I do now!

JampaDare responds:

Thanks! But did you spot the fish? : D

[Prepare for takeoff]

Lol, this made me laugh so hard. XD

Rathbaume responds:

The moment with the plant from the trailer where he just sends em rag dolling through the heavens was the inspiration. I was like “whoaaaaaaa somebody needs a helmet.” 😂 glad you got a kick out of it.

[FANART-Chao races]

Your colors are amazing...

Sony-Shock responds:

Thank you very much 🥺

[Commission: NYRangersFan]

I love the Art Nouveau look. :)

AkiCarlito responds:

haha thanks man!!

[akai]

This is very nice, but please take off that filter that separates the magenta/cyan and makes it blurry. It wrecks your beautiful art! It actually hurts my eyes to look at her face.

Shilozart responds:

I love that effect, but i think you're right, it doesn't work very well here :)) haha
https://s13.postimg.org/3xpf3ra13/meno_A4800.jpg
Thank you!

[at sea]

This is pretty great! What program do you use?

jagondudo responds:

hey thanks!
zbrush to model the big organic shapes and characters, setup and textured in c4d and final composite and effects in photoshop

[no inspiration]

Looks nice.

BTW, Graphics Gale has some tools to automatically lay in dithered colors. You might want to check it out.

radshoe responds:

Hey, thanks for the recommendation. I'll give it a shot!

[Chrono Trigger Party]

Haha, Ayla...

BLARGEN69 responds:

She is the CUTEST!

[Anachy Imp]

Daww, it's cute!

SmokeryDots responds:

:) ....

[Angelbot]

I like the way you did this. You can add color to this kind of thing really easily with shading filters. Not saying you should, but I just wanted to comment on the nice technique. :)

The only thing I don't love is the edges. Do you use a lot of smudging? It might speed up your process if you could find a way to work with the smudging in a more "solid". Like, I've found it helps a lot if you try to work in a way where, at any step of the process, you could stop and it would be "finished". It might take more time trying to work like that in the short term, but it really speeds things up as you move along. I'm sure you're already doing this sort of thing, but I just thought I'd mention it, lol...

Flowers10 responds:

I actually "finished" this piece and after that started smudging, im really still learning how to do these. so thank you for your kind words!