Phronemophobia's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[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!!😃😊

[A cure]

You forgot the part where she is charged seven bucks for the band-aid and seventy-five for walking into the nurse's office. School's gotta make money somehow.

Fabulous-fishstick42 responds:

Fun fact about this comic: I threw up on the nurse and she sent me back to class.

[Weeble Walrus]

Wow, what a wontastically whimsical walrus to weeble with!

Bertn1991 responds:

Only the wobbliest, wontasticaliest walruses for you! Also...

Wow, what a story, Mark. Ha ha ha.

[A Sweet Transvestite]

Yay, indeed! I still haven't seen the movie, though I recently learned the song Super Heroes was completely removed from the American version, so I kinda wonder how excited many of the people around me who used to praise the film for decades became when they found that out for themselves.

I can't seem to get my colors to be that bold without marker ink bleeding through the paper and pencils tearing holes into it.

Fabulous-fishstick42 responds:

Rocky horror is one of my favorite movies. Also, I did not know that superheroes was removed. I guess the copy I own is just old enough. For this drawing, I used a red copic, black jelly roll, and a black bic pen.

[55 Something Green]

I respect your decision to omit some of the more obvious choices for green gaming representation. That, and I am a big fan of Gunstar Heroes and using Boogerman in Clayfighter 63 1/3, so there is bias in my rating.

Happy St. Patrick's Day, Mark.

ScepterDPinoy responds:

Maybe I'll take a break tomorrow.

[Silly Goose!]

Dad kept calling me "Jaybird" and "Hawk" when I was a child. I don't know why.

Your drawing is simple, cute, and has meaning to it. I like it.
Thank you for being a goose.

Fabulous-fishstick42 responds:

Thanks Jaybird

[Stride]

When I play a game with numerous characters to choose from (usually a turn-based strategy RPG), I always prefer those who can effectively stand out in a crowd. After all, if I'm going to reach the end, I might as well do it in style, right? See, this guy right here? That's somebody I would level up and send straight to the front line. It's not enough to just win. It's about leaving a strong impression upon the enemy and nobody does that better than an individual who strives to never be forgotten.

Great work, Joe.

Luvlycub responds:

Thank you!

[BeCKY]

Since she's still maintaining somewhat plausible body proportions, Becky looks like the second-to-last page of a bimbofication comic.

Great job!

Fabulous-fishstick42 responds:

It's a very reasonable body expectation

[Pinkie Pie Valentines Card [Animated]]

Hmmm. It's cute, but if Pinky was going to express how much she loved somebody, I would imagine she'd be a lot bouncier and more enthusiastic with her gestures. It's odd to see her so stationary.

PenguinPotential responds:

To be honest I had the animation idea in mind before I chose which character I wanted to be animated. If I had planned for the animation to be for Pinkie specifically it might have been a bit crazier ^^ I hope you had a pleasant Valentines Day!

[Dusty]

It looks fine to me, but I seldom draw, and I certainly know little about shading. I suppose if I had ever taken an art class that wasn't the catch-all mandatory course I might have learned something more substantial than how to draw an empty soda can and paint using only shades of a single color.

A chewed-off ear, a prominent facial wart, dark rings under the eyes, different-sized feet turned in the wrong directions... what is the inspiration for this unfortunate-looking character?

Fabulous-fishstick42 responds:

There is an artist who goes by Woodedwoods and they draw some of the creepiest, but also cutest characters. I was inspired to attempt a similar concept in my odd way of drawing things.