Starogre's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[king koopa]

oh man

feels awesome to see him against the dark newgrounds background with the red highlights. really feels like hes in a dark place with bright lava nearby. i like the pose too

[The day no one died]

wow cool

this piece seems a bit different from your others, just because of the more real solid colors in the image. what really stands out to me is your emphasis on focus, and bringing the viewers eyes to the right and then to his face by detailing that area a bit more than the left side of the compostion.

good work again. i like the lighter texture area to the right on the wall as well

LaserKarl responds:

Thanks! Its nice to hear those tricks works out, haha.

[redeye01a SM]

awww

he looks so sad :( it's good though i like it. the use of color space and texture really brings the focus into the whole piece rather than just one area, even though it gets pretty chaotic in some places. lots of underlying colors are cool too.

good jorb
cheer that man up! :)

[Battle Sabre Design (1)]

i like how chaotic it looks

it's pretty chaotic, though in some areas i can't tell whats going on. i like the metallic look to it with the primary saturated colors. it makes it look like a plastic toy almost. the inking is great too. you really should post more artwork...

[Bitey Plushie]

haha sooo awesome

love the button eyes. its really cute. i like the fur too instead of normal fabric. good job can't wait for the next

[crash landing]

awexxome

love the alien's texture especially the form of the forearm and hand. i like how the guy has sunglasses. he's like holy moly da fbi!

sucho responds:

i totally pussed out on the scales for his arms

[MegaMan]

haha

funny how back then box artists didn't even look at the game. i'm surprised they ran with it. i like the bullets

[cardinal man]

lol so awesome

i can imagine a real person like this existing too

[floppyjaw toof]

haha awesome.

i can't quite say what he reminds me of but it brings back the old nickelodeon and CN days where characters were more imaginative than little cartoon kids sitcoms

what years did you work at presto?