Phronemophobia's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Rad Dad]

This is perfect. That dad really does look like a tourist in Florida (probably in California and Hawaii, as well). Then again, I also wore socks with my sandals while I was living in West Palm, because I didn't want my clean feet touching sandals that the dogs kept lugging around in their mouths, so I shouldn't mock him for that, and I remember seeing a lot of people frequently wearing those colorful flower shirts for whatever reason, too, but I can proudly type that I didn't do that, as well.

Sorry for the babbling. Great drawing.

Fabulous-fishstick42 responds:

I'm glad you like it! The dad's attire was inspired by the sort of things that my dad would wear whenever we were on vacation at the beach.

[Bumblina's Butterfly]

I'm not a fan of guro art, but I would assume that if you're going for gore, you probably shouldn't make it look so clean. The entrails look like they were properly washed and are somehow attached directly to the skin at the waist, rather than falling out from under it.

Being a clown, one would hope for her to be surrounded by something fun or colorful in the background. Instead, there's nothing, and it irks me that her face paint is the same shade of white. As for the upper body and face, however, I love all of that. The hair, the bow, and that fun little smile are all perfect. Bumblina is just so gosh darn adorable. It's a shame there isn't more of her to love (I prefer "full-figured" women).

This isn't bad. It's not to my tastes, but it wasn't meant to be, either. Good job.

Lewdatic responds:

I'm not a fan of guro either, so that's why I didn't do more than was asked of me, and all they asked for were the intestines. Same with the background. Customer didn't want one, so there isn't one unfortunately. Otherwise, it'd be super bright and colorful, with maybe a creepy undertone of some sort.
Thank you for the character appreciation, and I might draw her thicc at some point, since she's my favorite. And another thanks for the feedback <3

[Pennywise]

It's a shame we couldn't go back in time to grab Tim Curry from 1990 to play as Pennywise in the 2017 movie. Despite all the shortcomings and restrictions of the television miniseries, Curry still managed to turn a regular-looking clown into an iconic nightmare.

I'm a sucker for traditional art, and you did a fine job of illustrating the two depictions side-by-side.

Fabulous-fishstick42 responds:

I too love Tim Curry and I'm glad you like the picture!

[The Subway Wall]

What a creepy collection of charming characters and colors.

I wish there was more graffiti like this decorating the bathrooms and trains around here. It's always bubble letters and chicken scratch with minimal effort behind even that. Perhaps I need to visit a subway at some point in my life if I ever want to see something more inspiring than a third-rate gang name or a lazy dick drawing.

Fabulous-fishstick42 responds:

In my opinion, the best place to find good street art is New York City. It's truly charming.

[NightCrawler]

Nightcrawler's an interesting mutant, for sure! He's pretty good at stealing kills in the arcade game, too, which is admittedly why I liked him so much as a kid.

[The House of Pangolin]

Ah, the pangolin. A unique and wondrous mammal. I don't know how cuddly a ball of scales and stink glands might be, but watching them swim around or run on two legs is undeniably cute.

I really don't know much more about the Potter series than you do. I never read the books, and I've only seen three of the movies (only enjoyed the first one). Still, I think it's a nice crest. I wonder what sort of traits and personality would best represent the House of Pangolin.

TheStrawberryBazooka responds:

I think it would be loyalty, innovation, creativity, shrewdness, and a ability to know what needs to get done to achieve a goal. I think it would be like for the people who don't fit in Hufflepuff but also don't fit in Slytherin, the in between.
The strong silent types who you want on your side, but if they're not on your side...

[Harness, the Dragon]

The design makes me think of an MLP version of Toothless from How to Train Your Dragon, except with stunted legs, rather than a missing tail fin. I imagine it must be difficult (if not impossible) to fly with those wheels, and if he can lower his wings to his sides in a similar fashion to how other winged animals in MLP do it, I wonder if they would ever interfere with the wheels while walking around town. I'm probably thinking too much into this.

It's an interesting character, and I love the starry night look of his scales. I bet he's an amazing pet for whomever cares for him and helps maintain his harness.

TheStrawberryBazooka responds:

Thank you so much!
Wheels are actually lighter than they look, and his wings are immensely powerful to make up for his legs, if he were in mlp he would be a good head taller then the ponys, (think a bit shorter then Celestia) he isn't anybody's pet and takes care of himself.

[Macaroni Dragon]

I'm not a fan of dragons (media saturation of them over the years), but this is just so darn cute. I wish there was a background of some kind... maybe with the person who was about to eat it either being amused or bothered by the fact that her meal is now a shared one. Aside from that, I love this. Great, good, and/or wonderful job. :)

TheStrawberryBazooka responds:

I love dragons, I'm sorry the media has ruined them for you, I find that I can't really draw the stereotypical epic dragon, so I find myself going for the less known cute, quirky, or interesting side, I hope you try my other dragon art and tell me what you think!!😃😊

[Anime.]

Oh boy! A lecture on Undyne!

[Grandma, No!]

This is going to him nightmares... good.