InhumanInterest's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Yellow Ted Dab]

I mean, that's not the normal way to wear them, but who's going to correct an adorable and excited bear.

[Tweet Fur]

Nice uniform lighting, good folds, and a cute birb, nice!
Small though on the claws, it could totally be a style thing (in which case ignore it because the whole piece is nice) but on the right leg it seems like the middle line for the toe and knee are a little underdeveloped and placing the arc of the center toe overlapping the side one with a visible dip or bulge to the knee would correct. Again feel free to ignor that if it was a stylistic choice because it's a fun piece.

Kareca responds:

Thanks for the Review! I will take into account the recommendations, they are very important!

[Twitter-tan and egg buddies]

I know I said it on the other piece but that is a very cute birb-lady you've drawn.Also the eggs made me laugh.

[New Style Ilya Heys]

Interesting, I like the combination of shading by color and by cross-hatching since it gives a nice feeling of different intensity and focus that emphasizes the glowing eyes.

ShonGreen responds:

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[Twitter-tan (repost)]

Very cute! Normally I'm stuffy about wing proportions but it really works with the stylized method you're using and makes for cute piece!

[Twitterbird]

It's a fun sort of drama.

[Merkitten]

Oh gods, they're so fluffy! And those little heart eyes are too adorable!

KatinGhost responds:

Hehe I love doing the heart eyes! Thank you!!

[#TweetFur]

Nice feather work around the limbs, face, and hips, nice gentle shading, and a delightfully small set of panties. Small item, not sure if it's intentional since it totally happens IRL sometimes, but the nipples seem to be at wildly different states of perkiness, with the left (stage) at full pencil eraser and the right being pretty much flat.

Also I just noticed the heart eyes and that's adorable.

[Forest Study]

That looks really nice. Honestly whatever methods you were using did a really good job here, though on some of the vertical segments it seems like some orange or red could've been added to the parts with the heaviest shade in small amounts to add a thicker and more wooden texture. But that can also just be a stylistic thing so take it with a grain of salt.

rhys510 responds:

Thanks for the feedback! I will have a play about with incorporating the browns and oranges to the wood to see what results i get :)