EliMabuka's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Commission: Bad Design]

What a stellar character design this is. Looks awesome!

yoredonatsu responds:

Thanks :D

[My icon is JUMPING!!!]

Bouncy! Neat animation.

MasterTheCube11 responds:

Your comment is first on this project, my animation was publiched on 1:30 pm. (at least someone saw my project:)))

[New Berserk Chapter]

Super cool visual! I think the sketchy-ness of the background really adds a lot of texture to the surrounding area.

ShrimpScampiTV responds:

Super thank you. I'm glad you can dig it.

[Portal]

Neat render! What program did you use to create this? I've always been curious about that because there seem to be a lot of animations and images that use this same style.

FritzvonKrieger responds:

The programme I used is "Mine-Imator". There is also people who use "Cinema 4D" which is more complicated to use (not sure, I've never tried it), but also has a wider range of abilities

[My little cardboard fella]

It's like there's an expression for every occasion. Creative!

Admissive responds:

Thank you so much!!!!

[Tricolor pools]

This place looks almost ethereal! What did you use to create it? Blender?

Rhodenris responds:

Thank you! I used Bryce 7.1 Pro to make this. :)

[Darkness]

The visuals seriously do add a lot of emphasis to these words. It's really surprising to see just how much detail can be conveyed using only two colors. Well done!

Umberman responds:

Thanks, I was pacing around my room for a good bit thinking on how to make this, couldn't really get anything done till this idea was out of my head!

[Tiny RPG - Nearby Cave]

Looks fantastic! The way you handled the lights make the scene feel really lively. Nice!

tiopalada responds:

Thank you! It took me a while to figure how to depict the animated lightsources and make it fairly easy to conect the tile blob.

[this is fred]

hello Fred. :)

thediabolicalfish responds:

hail almighty Fred!!

[And then along came Godzilla!]

You really captured the original art style well. Well done!

TonyAkita responds:

Thanks! I always like trying new styles of art.