EliMabuka's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Old Meels Sprites]

It's a shame that you ended up scrapping that game idea. Perhaps you'll gain some motivation to give game-making another try someday?
Learning how to do it can be a lengthy process, but feels very rewarding once you learn the ropes!

GoldShinx responds:

it is, ya...

maybe someday I'll try again, it was actually kinda fun

[Nice Water]

Simple. Very blue. Hydrating.
Nice.

[cave. But Animated]

This is your first pixel animation? It looks splendid! It's always interesting to see how artists handle lighting in their own ways especially.

WerNasho responds:

Thanks! i just made a layer, filled it with a transparent balck, made another layer, made yellow circles and then just droip the layers opacity down. (sorry for not asnwering, i was at high school)

[Practicing expressions with Peppino]

Peppino truly is an expressive fellow. Very well done with these doodles!

[the clay in the snow]

Looks very friendly. What's this fella's name?

lkgametmguy responds:

his name is claymor

[miku]

Hatsune Miku???
The vibrance of this drawing is very impressive!

Filthbrain responds:

TYSM!

[More emotes]

All of these are incredibly expressive! I tried drawing emotes myself some time ago. Having a limited space to work on is a fun little challenge.

AlexanderZ640 responds:

Fr, I always have fun when I draw emotes with my ocs!

[Kenzie The Imp]

That background is incredibly pleasing to look at. Stellar drawing!

DrunkenHorseman2015 responds:

Aww Thank You!! :DD <3 I kinda went with a spacey kinda background for the drawing and then applied the color to the lighting parts of the drawing!!

[I'm uploading here now!]

Neat little animation! Welcome to Newgrounds.

KasaBeanie responds:

Thanks, I personally think the animation could've been way better but it is really old.

[Korumiii!]

Neat graphic! I've been dipping my toes into creating more artwork soemwhat like this lately, so coming across a smiliar post is a pleasant surprise.

dadness responds:

glad my goofy little art was pleasant!