BecomeTheFridge's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Wadanohara]

Cool to see another fan of such a fantastic game. Really like your rendition of her as well!
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Any plans on doing fanart based off of other Mogeko games?

lilHeart responds:

Thank you very much! ^^
Oh, I will definitely! I've also played through Mogeko Castle and I still need to finish playing The Gray Garden so I'm sure I'll end up drawing characters from there as well. Eventually. xD
To be honest I have some more Wadanohara related traditional drawings ready, but there still has not been an opportunity for me to scan them.
I hope I will be able to share with them on here soon. :)

[Cthulhu Portrait]

Definitely captured the whole unearthly creep-factor that good ol' Cthulu has got going
Flipping awesome!

Jemmuh responds:

I'm glad I did the stories some visual justice then! Thanks!

[Skrod]

The color scheme and weird 'n' crazy design kinda makes me think of the album artwork for the Lateralus and 10,000 Days albums by Tool
So... yeah, pretty awesome

jaschieffer responds:

Well Alex Grey the artist that made the album cover is one of my biggest inspirations. Thanks!

[Smeargle Splatoon]

While I don't know much about Splatoon (does look like a fun game though), I will say that I like the art style of this, and the animation is really nice.
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Diives responds:

Thanks! :D

[And I Saw Nothing]

Hard to put into words the reason why I like this piece of art. It's just... cool, really cool.
(can't help but be reminded of the Tool song, Schism, when I look at this piece of art. A fitting match of a song in my head and an image in front of my face. At least, that's what I think)

ErrorCell responds:

Thanks for the comment! One of the biggest inspirations for some of the music video works for Tool. They're just magical and I can watch them over and over. Another artist that I'd mention is Alex Grey. His got a lot of unusual things going on, but in general, I love the work he produces and the discussions about consciousness and so on. I'm not particularly into new-age stuff but there's a lot of things I appreciate about the styles.

SideTrip is a large project and hopefully over time there'll be other influences sneak into the paintings!