CptBeefcake's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[dank Desktop BG]

great depth

Its simple but well done, it has some great subtle 3d effects (did you use the burn and dodge tool?) and stylistically it's really well done. nice work!

[Sand and Clay]

nice work!

thanks for scouting me out! I know I ripped on one of your other works, but i like this one better, although it looks messier it looks a lot more active than the other one.
good job, not trying to suck up or anything

EggSnake responds:

That's fine. If you like something it is better than nothing.

[Steel Balls]

Reminds me of something....

I really like this! its so simple, but it is very polished and well done.
Reminds me of Escher

[Enferman Pikeman]

yeah i know

It must be getting old, but damn you do good work. suddenly I'm a pretty big fan
except.. how does he stand?

TPSDude responds:

He stands by sheer force of will I believe. Maybe you could word that better, so I can give a better answer? Thanks for the praise!

[Seagreen]

....

I though this was a photograph until I looked closer!

gregaaron89 responds:

Thanks, well I copied it from a photograph and tried to put as much detail as I could

[Bronze Warrior]

somewhat messy

was this done with crayon?

EggSnake responds:

Yes. This is what oil pastel looks like. It is a lot harder than people think it is to draw with them.

[Dire Plant]

Another great original peice

I really like your art! are these scanned or made using a computer program (photoshop...)? they look very realistic

TPSDude responds:

This peice was done with traditional media, I sketched it in pencil and went over it with a Sakura Micron pen. Line errors and color detection from my scanner are fixed in Photoshop. A multiply layer doesn't hurt either.

[Imperial Crab Fortress]

Great imagination!

I love how far out the idea is, but how its also executed very well. Did you get any inspiration from futurama??

TPSDude responds:

Inspiration mostly from genji, sony 2006 E3 press conference, and Japanese defense installations. I watch Futurama, but don't quite see the connection.