octopus58's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Mini City]

The level of detail in this is crazy, amazing work!! I love how you were able to make such an amazing perspective and fit so much into so little space. Some things even depict roughness and texture too like the billboard being one of those flipping ones, etc.

Love this very much, keep it coming!!!

Karlestonchew responds:

Thank you! I'm glad you zoomed and checked out all the little details

[PIXELDAY2023]

Love the perspective here! I like how your character is seemingly running towards the camera while the tank men chase. Also really like the shading going on on the characters and a bit of the BG. Great work, keep it up!

Alderex responds:

ay thanks G appreciate it!

[Starry night over the Sea(on the napkin)]

Great work, it's really hard to draw on napkins so this is super impressive! The picture itself is also beautiful, I love how you did the reflection of the moon over the sea, and how the sea fades from purple to blue. And the stars and their reflections are very pretty too. Awesome work as always and keep it coming!

FTerracciano responds:

Thank you, in fact I had to go slow not to destroy it, making the reflection on the water required a lot of time and attention but luckily I got the desired result. I'm glad you like it and I hope to surprise you with more creations like these.

[Clothed Skeleton]

Love this for all the same reasons as the last one! The skull looks so cool and accurate though, and I love how you portrayed the smoke. The neck vertebrate is also very scary and cool at the same time. Awesome work, keep it coming :D

DonaldLPatten responds:

I really like drawing skeletons. I am inspired by the paintings of Vincent Van Gogh. He made the awesome painting Head of Skeleton with a Burning Cigarette. I was inspired by it when I drew this picture. https://artsandculture.google.com/asset/head-of-a-skeleton-with-a-burning-cigarette-vincent-van-gogh/hQGZa2I9Xi6lpA?hl=en

[Tavern bird]

Another bird, very nice! I really like the idea of using the corks for the body and neck, and the combo of the color of the bottle caps makes it nice too. Also very cool symmetry going on with the wings! Awesome job like always, keep it up :)

FTerracciano responds:

Thank you, I don't know why the major creations I make are dedicated to birds and wolves. Every material that I have available, even the mildest, becomes a challenge for me to create artistic works and compositions. Thank you for your words and support and look forward to new creations coming!

[Dusk’s Portrait]

This is really nice! I don't often see charcoal pictures but I love the smooth and rough effects you have done. The lining is clear, and the shading is gradual and natural. Great work, keep it coming!

DonaldLPatten responds:

Thank you 😊 I appreciate it so much

[Golden rising bird II]

I always really like your art, it is very unusual compared to a lot of things I see. It must have been hard finding all those perfectly yellow leaves to make this cool looking bird! The way you arranged them also makes for a great shape, and I like how they are over the brown dirt for better contrast instead of the grass. Great work as always, keep it up!

FTerracciano responds:

Thank you for your words, in fact works like these are not easy to do because then you have to take into account many factors, if you have enough material, if it's bad weather (half of these works I do outdoors) then the balance and contrast of the colors. Also I have to work a lot to get the shape of the image right because some sides don't always match, in fact I'm forced to take more photos to "fix" before posting the official one. Thank you so much for your support and words!

[Toon Link Pictographs: Alvis]

Alvis realizes he was morally wrong

FelixBlobDev responds:

really sad,,,

[Toon Link's Bottled Fairy Islands]

tinkyawesome!!!

FelixBlobDev responds:

s-so,, a-awesome,,,

[Fenrir Wolf Portrait on cardboar]

Haven't seen this one yet, it's very nice! I like the style, kinda looks like fable/mythical style. The colors you used work very nicely too, and I like how you did the little fluff of fur on his back. Looking forward to your comeback next year, and keep it up!!

FTerracciano responds:

Thank you, this drawing is actually a portrait of a wild Italian wolf named Fenrir. Thank you for your words and see you next year (tomorrow) with new works!