GnomeZome's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[look]

A"(https://youtu.be/pHaBvTIxLzs) ?)"
B "I don't know, can you? can you........coward?"
What an impressive amount of red.
Thank you for making this.

[boredom]

Certain putting the eye is RIP.
Nice restrained pallet, and interesting use of a light peachy gray.
Thank you for making this.

zombiemiso responds:

AH Thank you so much!

[Psychic Headache]

Big mood.
Thank you for making this.

[poster girl]

Very cool!
It looks pretty in line with school of punk mimeograph, and it make a great poster.
If the buildings in the city scape where part of the show venue that would really be a great juxtaposition of visual and written detail.
Thank you for making this.

pilldroid responds:

thank you for your comment!

[GTA Online Character 9]

I like the fact this has an odd Warhol feel.
I would argue Warhol, with his repeated but minorly altered images, was an original meme king, and I like the similarly simple but potent repetition.
I am impressed by how expressive but restrained the pallet it of yellow white blue pink is so sparse but so stylish.
I also like the implied walk cycle of series of increasingly large or close figures at the top of the piece.
Thank you for making this.

REOMemewagon responds:

Thank you for writing, I appreciate the thoughtfulness. If you like the Warhol aesthetic I'd also recommend the third image in this series.

https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/supernova9001/gta-online-character-3

[spaceship generator designs]

This strikes me as the best variety of gilding the lily.
I really appreciate how much depth is in there design choice, I almost feel I could speculate on their culture of origins.
Thank you for making this,

[self portrait]

When you just stick-bug yourself for the vibes of it.
Nice portrait, simple but sweet.
Thank you for making this.

[Tiny Island]

"But why fish?"
A remarkably dear pocket dimension, with nice Mt. Olympus or maybe Asgard kind of appeal.
Thank you for making this.

[Down]

Hmmmm, interesting!
Here is something I thought might think is cool, which is that people who work to prepare bodies at mortuaries often have to re-dye the hair and touch up the nails of their clients, amongst all their other concerns if they are presenting and open casket.
There is various parts of lead to this being necessary, but mostly the dehydration draws the skin taunt and exposes the last of the hair and nails that had already grown, so to makes sure some one's roots match their hair, or to avoid and gap in color on the nail, these little touch ups are preformed.
There also a whole school of cosmetic artistry in touching up skin tone, and which make ups work best for that.
I wonder if for a sentient undead what kind of concerns they might have for their hair, and nails and such, as that is that set they get that was there own.
But yes, lovely portrait, and I am a fan of the striking red of the iris, and the framing of the bright back light gives a nice "come to the light" vibe.
Thank you for making this.