sackboy963's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Sunset Shore]

So you CAN handraw through Gimp, I always thought it was more limited to photoshopping and pixel art.

artoast8p responds:

Yes, Gimp is more geared towards image manipulation etc, but it is definitely possible to draw or paint with. I used it for years.

[changeling page 12]

Just found your comics on the frontpage, very detailed with the shadings and the body appearances of these humanoid creatures. My favorite is page 10 with the sky-view of the maze layout.

If this is a comic series you can post them under the 'comics' category of the art portal if you haven't known by now.

Qwertfx responds:

glad you are enjoying my work :) I didn't know there was a comics category, thanks for letting me know!

[DJ Gray Episode 5 (Pages 285-286)]

Smooth skip, real smooth.

BTW there’s a comics category in the Newgrounds art portal.

JPsupper responds:

I had no idea...whoops.

I just checked my previous posts and seems like most of them were put in the comics category automatically, though.

[CorTat-Comics: Sports]

BTW there’s a comics category in the Newgrounds art portal.

CorTat-G responds:

right lmao my bad

[Lucky charm]

Morbid, but expected

BTW did you know there is now a 'comics' category in the art portal?

Ttonyesp responds:

I didn't, but now I do. Thanks

[Sicily's 06 - Ultimatum]

BTW you can set your comic illustrations in the comics category now if you haven't known yet, it's a new addon on the site recently.

G3no responds:

oh nice, i'll check that out. thank you for letting me know

[Comic Con Experiences 9]

Give their parents some credit, they know a product not suitable for children when they see it. I've seen some parents still allow children have horror-genre game related merchandise such as FNAF, Bendy and the Ink Machine, Hello Neighbor, and Poppy Playtime. These parents were smart and responsible enough to read the age rating from your merchandise and opted their kids from discovering Skitzo in an early age. It would be better if their parents explained why your toy was for older kids, teens, or even adults, and that they could get it when they're older, but then again the kid who wanted it first was aware it was a "killer bear" and still wanted it, so it was still somewhat a "flag" that shows how exposed he was to "higher" violent content

Edit: being taught about reality from fiction at an early age is actually a pretty important lesson, I'll agree with that.

Comick responds:

A toy bear is hardly the item that breeds serial killers. Personally, I was given more credit as a child and they taught me reality from fiction at an early age, so I could gladly get scary movies/toys and monster films and know it's just fake stuff meant for entertainment. But to each his own.