Mindblade16's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Vibrant Downtown]

I can see this as an Animation of Layers moving against each other.

DevilRat responds:

Funfact, it wasn't produced on multiple layers. So it wouldn't work, but when I say layers, it's akin to an acrylic painting or oil. The description is more or less filler or helps with the feel.

[Grave Horror]

"G'mork : I am the servant of the power behind the Nothing. I was sent to kill the only one who could have stopped the Nothing. I lost him in the Swamps of Sadness. His name... was Atreyu.

Atreyu : [the ground shakes again and Atreyu is knocked down. He grabs a knife shaped piece of broken stone and stands up, ready to fight] If we're about to die anyway, I'd rather die fighting! Come for me, G'mork! *I* am Atreyu!" - The Neverending Story (Movie Adaptation)

DevilRat responds:

Neat, I smell dutchness in this post. That's a language family I want to learn for translation. AKA Friscia, Swiss German, Dutch itself, maybe Afrakaas ( I heard it is just dialectal Dutch ), and true German.... Swiss German = / = German. The Swiss German is German meets French.

[Another Unlabeled Artwork 2]

The Divine Township of Farville, on the Edge of Hell. Too poor of a town for Demons to even bother. The simple folk of Hell dwell here.

DevilRat responds:

My work is just odd during this time.... I wanted to make european artitecture. It's odd to see people make stories on my work. One part interesting, but surprising to me.

[Nightmare]

The Lowest Circle of Hell is a Wasteland of Ice.

DevilRat responds:

I find it funny this seen as a hell, when it is just technological hellscape.... I do see why people would hate it, but honestly it has a very odd rating.

[Tokyo]

A Japanese Version of Cool World. You are not in Tokyo anymore. Welcome to the Surreal Alternate Tokyo of the Cartoon World.

DevilRat responds:

I don't live in Japan, but envious of their reasonable society compared to the shit I have watch from the western hemisphere. I am learning the language for translation work, if I can't trust localizers from western territories that are supposed to be official, how about they shove it up their ass and I will do it myself.

[Spectral Swamp]

This feels like the No Game No Life Anime Color Scheme.

DevilRat responds:

I never watched No Game No Life, but I know that Cuck-stralia banned the light novel / manga for it. I hate Western countries trying to fucking ban my only art medium I can actually engage with and enjoy. Comics are dead, self-insert stories galore for novels, and generic as fuck bad animation for cartoons that all look the same, while anime and manga blows it out of the water.

[Special Kind of Hell]

“The real hell is inside the person.” – Ai Enma

DevilRat responds:

I loved that anime, I watched it fan subbed ( the fan sub was absolutely phenomenal.

アイ　エンマ was fucking right about that statement. As it's the punishment I pay for having a memory.

[JP]

I can see this as the background behind an animation foreground layer using creative stills with erased backgrounds around the bodies.

DevilRat responds:

ありがとうございました。

To me, I am primarily oddly background-centric, but want to improve my line art.

[Ochako]

Love the Retro Filter.

SharkCereal responds:

I think it adds a lot of flavor to the colors and a slight blurry lineart

[Hollie Would]

This movie needs a reboot. The Comic Book Series has a lot of differences from the movie that could be reconciled. An R Rating was the original intent, and better writing could be employed.

Edit:// Nothing would be more Anti-Woke than Cool World as an Aesthetic. Paramount's idea was to make an Adult "Who framed roger rabbit", but the movie bombed, becoming a cult classic in "so bad, it's good" like The Toxic Avenger. The Aesthetic of Cool World is the Toonified Seedy Urban Adult Nightlife. Neon Lights and Flashy Club Harlots. Booze and Gambling. Violence & Debauchery. Sex as Conquest. Corrupt Cops & MegaPirate Criminal Heroes. The Eternal Adventure of the Urban Night, warped into Adult Animation in the style of Ralph Bakshi. If all of this were brought to bear, with modern techniques, "Who framed roger rabbit" could be a goalpost of quality that is exceeded.

Bootyfreeze responds:

would definitely like to see that but I would pray for it to be a good movie, without some social warrior themes and other stupid sensitivities, opinions based on what snowflakes would think or say etc