Chadcellor's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Oblivion Hymns]

Very well done!

Rhunyc responds:

Thank you very much! :)

[Super Binding of Aether]

I really don't know what to say besides "holy cow, that's amazing!" You've captured the cartoonish yet grotesque horror of each game perfectly. Was this done with only charcoal?

jcarignan443 responds:

pencil :P

[HA-HA!]

Love it! Reminds me of the print work done by Amphetamine Reptile Records. Simple, great choice of colors, and perfect balance of roughness and crispness.

Lundsfryd responds:

Had to look them up - I like their stuff. Thanks :)

[Rosa Parks]

Absolutely stunning! Your pencil work is flawless. :O

Pedraw responds:

thanks =) dude i apreciate it

[Ink Gecko]

Very well done! I'm amazed at how life like that eye looks.

The piece also kind of reminds of the cover for Mr. Bungle's "Disco Volante."

JK5758 responds:

Thank you!! :)

[I'm Immortal]

This is probably the most powerful comic I've ever read on the topic of Art.

UNDERNATION responds:

shit! That. is. very. flattering.

[Adventure Awaits]

Outstanding! I love you use of colour in your pieces, and this one more than delivers! And don't even get me started on the fine details you put into it! I agree with Sabtastic, this is definitely on its way to the front page.

GentlemanTrooper responds:

Thank you very much.

[the sniper]

Beautiful shading on this one. I also love how the scratches all over the piece, because to me it looks like metallic scratches to go with the machine in the picture, but also looks like scratches on old photographs to go with the WWI time frame. Don't know if that was intentional or if I'm just imaging it, but amazing job regardless!

azelinus responds:

Thanks! The scratches were added to simulate an old photo, and also to add some grunge to the picture to make it feel more like an old robot. So it was partially intentional, yes.

[Skin of Steel, Heart of Gold]

Despite all the things you've pointed out, I like this piece. Yes it may need some work here and there, but the scene it actually shows makes up for all of that. Good job!

MarikBentusi responds:

Thank you, thanks a lot!