GnomeZome's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[2020-11-18 Valerie]

you know, this managed to invade my mind with recorder music.....damn hot cross buns.
Very fun use of rusty red accented by blue and toxic green accented by blue.
Also the roundness of the figures cheeks help make an interesting arch effect across the center of the piece.
I also like the fact that the wizard hat has some pretzel/loaf of bread color patterns.
Since it's an older piece I will leave it a that.
Thank you for making this.

[I Need to Start a Garden]

Hmmm, I feel she would grow tomatoes, or maybe rhubarb?
In any case, nice tunes!
The music and the figures pose on the original album cover really are true to Marcy's whole deal on "lacking confidence despite strength" vibe.
Thank you for making this.

[Fungi Nyctilian]

I feel you might appreciate the knowledge that Tasmanian devils have recently been discovered to have glowing patches on their face and other parts of their body, possibly just to attract mates, it's a rare trait in a mammal, to Glow.
I really like how mysterious this profile is while also how conversely detailed it is.
there's also something oddly intimidating you're mysterious about a figure holding one of their arms behind their back like that, so smart posing for the subject matter.
Thank you for making this.

[HEY HEY]

You know, I get this.
The Simpson's episode where Homer makes a custom Krusty bed for Bart, and then the young boy spend the rest of the episode struggling with his mortality, and there is even a scene where the bed recites the evening prayer, straight up wrecked me as a child.
There is a much later episode when Apu cheats on his wife, and homer is like I have to tell krusty his reaction will be hilarious, and after he and marge walk out of the crestfallen Krusty Marge simply says "I keep telling you he is a very sad man."
Any way, suitably terrifying.
Thank you for making this.

[The Expanse Amos Pixel Art]

This feels like a commlink profile pic from a low graphics High depth strategy sci-fi game from 1995.
It it's very stylish in any case, though I am curious if this is built from the ground up or a high end demake?
thank you for making this.

[Walking Time]

"I thought running was magic." - a possibly mangled Jake quote.
Lovely attention to detail!
I love how lively and pervasive the moss/grass is, and cloying it seem to the land scape.
It strikes me as a strong pose to have the characters moving forward like that, lends a lot of characterization to a single moment while also cribbing some smart notes from "Wanderer above the Sea of Fog."
And it's nice to see my old friend the snail.
Thank you for making this.

[Friday]

thank you.
I do appreciate my weekly bookend.
This would make a nice screen print.
Thank you for making this.

[Santa Machi]

She learned to manipulate the dimensional gate in to deliver all the presents.
Very cute, and I like the outfit design quite a bit.
Demi cloaks are truly under appreciated.
Thank you for making this.

ImaginationGone responds:

Thank you!

[Getting a light]

That's pretty cute.
I can't recommend flame and snuggling personally, but this undoubtedly cozy looking.
I like how much detail you put into the sweater, a the little hatches give an nice sense of puffiness and warmth.
Also clever choice to have light hair short hair contrast with long dark hair.
Thank you for making this.

[Punk Rock]

I often worry about how much nipple tape might hurt, but have too much to lose by trying it.
It's interesting seeing your play around with color highlighting like this, definitely worth clicking to see if there where multiple images.
Was there a setting that allowed you to choose which areas would be highlighted or did you color each one specifically?
Some of the differences in hair imply yes to, at least, by hand touch ups.
Also, I know you don't take requests but I think the first image in particular would be interesting to render in a style similar to a negative photo, so as to swap light for dark and vice versa.
Raven from the 2003 Teen Titans had similar black colored force projections and the team on that had some fun with that negative impact style, so food for thought.
Thank you for making this.