DioShiba's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[New Heights]

Perspective seems to be the issue with this piece with the background. HOWEVER that aside I like what you're doing with both Legoshi and Haru.

It's been awhile since I've seen Beastars to be fruitfully honest. What I do think however is that you could really craft your style into something that I think can be really awesome overall if you put the time into improving your weaknesses and make them your strengths somehow.

Sanzokudebien responds:

While I do appreciate and enjoy constructive criticism, I'm sorry to say that I am just the idea man and writer for this one, my art skills aren't nearly as developed as this, however if you'd like to give the artist some pointers you can find one of her links in the caption.

[Courtney and Sweety]

You have something in your style that I like because you got a good sense of color theory and there's that nice early 2000's punk aesthetic that really works well here.

Looking at all of your pieces, I think one of the things that you may want to consider moving forward is to develop your craft away from the bean style (Or the cal-arts trend) with some of your characters and use what works with your visual style into your own voice so to say.

THAT STATED, I'm scouting you because I'm interested in seeing how you develop.

KittyFizzy7 responds:

Thank you, I appreciate the feedback :)

[Some random abstract art i made]

To be honest compared to your pixel art pieces I think you have more strength in your digital work, especially in the abstract realm.

I'm not going to stop you from doing pixel art obviously, but from you I think I'd rather see more content like this because you have something here that I'm wondering what you could really pull off if you were willing to experiment more.

WolfaYT responds:

Thanks for the reply, I love doing pixel art and this abstract one was just a test. But thanks :D

[get the cool shoeshine]

Awesome

[Vaporeon]

Honestly, this is some insanely good pixel art and this is probably the best one I've seen of Vaporeon.

[Captain]

You got a pretty awesome sense of foreshortening here!

[Ditto but mature ;)]

This is awesome work bro. Thank you for participating in the collab!

[Drinking penis]

Not enough penis, but cute art nonetheless

[Spongemetal]

You know what?

I love this.

[Weird Al]

Honestly, this is probably one of the better works you have. In fact, I like it a lot.

You have something there with your talent so I what I am thinking is what your artwork would look like five to ten years from now. That said, I would encourage you to keep drawing and honing your skills to the next level of mastery. It may mean you'll have to learn fundamental stuff in depth but truth be told that no one makes a masterpiece right away.

I won't tell you it's easy because you're going to have to learn how to take feedback and criticism while detaching yourself from the work you make, I can tell you I had to learn the hard way when I started making art more seriously almost a little more than ten years ago. In truth, I actually sucked at making art in 2010 and that was my junior year of high school.

I think you'll actually improve a ton if you keep at it, as long as you're willing to learn. I just wish that I discovered you under better circumstances.

SeanyDS responds:

Wow i was not expecting that. However thanks for the feedback. I will take it to account. Im always willing to learn, after all, you can't make a masterpiece by being obivious and sensitive.