Phronemophobia's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[A Leisurely Stroll]

When I saw the thumbnail, I thought it was fanart for Breadwinners, and I then though, "Who would be a fan of that awful piece of..." and I noticed it wasn't, and I'm now curious for Harvey Beaks. I never watched the show before, but perhaps I oughta. Thanks, Thunder.

TallBird responds:

It's a cute show for sure. Nothing tooth-rottingly sweet, but is a fun, feel-good toon. Thanks dude. :)

[Fat bottomed girl]

Content like this never appeals to me, but I am curious as to what inspired you to draw something based on a tune that's even older than I am.

Fabulous-fishstick42 responds:

I just had it stuck in my head and it came on my music playlist while I was drawing, do decided to draw a beautiful fat bottomed girl.

[Stranded]

Saw the punchline a mile away. Still enjoyed it. It's the kind of thing one might see in a collection of animated shorts on television, similiar to Cartoon Sushi or Oh Yeah! Cartoons.

Fabulous-fishstick42 responds:

I had trouble thinking of a good joke, so I just came up with a stupid one

[Obama]

"Better than Trump" is a description that could also be applied to 99% of all the other Art Portal submissions.

What inspired this particular color scheme for the man?

Fabulous-fishstick42 responds:

True. I chose this color pallet because I love the colors together and I felt like doing a portrait in nontraditional colors and I already had the linework I made of Obama, so I figured I may as well try.

[Pika Pi]

I love how Pikachu appears, but following that up with a simple waving gesture is somewhat of a letdown. It probably would have had a greater impact on me if you had chosen a less common Pokemon, too. Both of my complaints are insignificant, however, so I'm not letting either affect my rating.

You did an amazing job, k7vin.

k7vin responds:

thanks man! That's a pretty fair review.

[Tank Girl]

Overall, it's not bad for a quickie, but the way she's holding that weapon looks awkward. Shouldn't the hand be flipped around so that the index and thumb are closer to the head?

Fabulous-fishstick42 responds:

Man I don't know how to draw hands. It's probably backwards

[Mint Bubble Gum]

Ah, you did the thing with the full-body inclusion. That's fantabulous, wontastic, and ad'awwable even. Are you making yourself a cast of individuals for a potential comic in the near future, or just doodlin' whatever crosses your mind?

Fabulous-fishstick42 responds:

I've been thinking about starting a comic for a while, but I never really started. I think I might try. Most of my drawings, however, are just things that pop into my brain.

[Sheeeep]

One day, I hope to see art of every kind of animal whimsically shitting a rainbow.

Fabulous-fishstick42 responds:

I can make it happen

[A style experiment]

I'm not an artist, so I apologize if my opinion is poorly worded.

Despite the expression (one I usually wear, as well), this seems a little friendlier and softer (more rounded) than many of your other recent illustrations. I would say that you should have spent a few extra minutes smoothing out the lines, especially around the cheeks, but if you're experimenting, then that's best left for later works (if you decide to continue on with this style, that is).

It's simple. I like simple. I would like to see her though as a full-body image, rather than as a bust, to get a better idea of what sort of "look" you're aiming for with your characters. Right now, I'm only guessing.

Fabulous-fishstick42 responds:

Thank you! Lately, I've just felt like a lot of my art looks the same, so I was simply exparamenting. I did it fairly rough just to get an idea of what I was going to do. Thank you for your feedback by the way!

[Giraffe]

I love giraffes. Like pugs, they're odd-looking, yet adorable, creatures, and any drawing that can effectively recreate and enhance those two traits is a masterpiece to me.

Fabulous-fishstick42 responds:

I'm glad you like it :)