JCaluger's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[UnderDawg Request - Careless]

Very nice work on the detail of the Kenny face. The shading and lighting is superb.

DamonBurnal responds:

Honestly, it was a happy accident. I just added a jpeg of cardboard and then lightly brightened select spots to make that bent feel. And badda-bing badda-boom I got something I was happy with

[pierce model sheet [+ bonus art]]

That is a huge change lol.

87octane responds:

thats what 20 years does!

[gina]

You have improved by a lot my friend

87octane responds:

thank you!! i believe i was 12 in 2001, so that's from a very long time ago hahaha

[The Negative Princess]

Just got done re-watching that arc. Nice work my friend.

Potterzilla responds:

Thank you !!

[Fungles]

I could see them being part of a forest level in an rpg

Taurmega responds:

That's the entire point, yeah!! Exactly what I was aiming for, hehe.

[royal fishguard]

He angry

87octane responds:

SO mad!!

[OH BOO HOO HOO]

do not lie to him, he hates those.

ConnorGrail responds:

I would never

[Pray]

I appreciate a nice pun.

SourCherryJack responds:

I don't know what you're talking about

[Goon Wagon]

What are you using for you game? I'm been looking into making a game myself and people have been telling me godot or construct 3. I'm no good at programming so all the help is good.

Zals responds:

We're using game maker studio 2. It has a mode that lets you make stuff without typing in lines of code and it's pretty neat if you're a beginner (though we're not using it bc its pretty restrictive if you're doing anything complex). Also I believe game maker is free to use, but it costs money to export your game. Though there may be more factors that would make it better to use godot or any other game engine in the long run. I'm not an expert bc I'm not the one programming this project, but I would recommend doing a bunch of research.

[Ultraverse Taskmaster]

I am diggin your taste in comic books.

HeartisttheArtist responds:

That makes me really happy to hear. Thank you so much, I hope you continue to dig it!