Jazza's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Red Riding Hood]

This piece has a lovely feel to it. The color saturation is really strong, but in a way that compliments the image. The texture overlay works well to enhance it, and the linework is clear and crisp. The character lacks some stylistic 'punch', but aesthetically you've done really well. I also like her shadow. Keep it up!

jerrystupidmouse responds:

Thank you Mr. Jazza. :D So happy that you give comment. By the way, the artist showcases on YouTube are really inspiring me :)

[Slenderman Scare]

Nice work, I can see you're challenging yourself and using your skills to try and create a thick atmosphere with solid emotion and composition. Good work! You've done well too, though I will recommend you keep working on your human proportions, the limbs lack solidity and are a bit 'stick' like at the moment, and the overall piece feels a little flat, geometrically. Otherwise, good work, keep it up and thanks for sharing!

[One point Perspective]

Great work, this is a really well done piece demonstrating one point perspective. The tricky part is then taking those proportions and making everything look a little more erganomic, like making those cars less square/boxy looking. The picture itself could be clearer too, so try and make sure the image you upload (whether by scanning or taking a photo) has clean clear lines. Otherwise very good work, keep it up :)

[ms. Rabbit]

Very nice work! Funny how you introduced the cartoon (mrs. Rabbit) and then said "the sexiest cartoon needs no introduction." - then I thought, hang on, she was introduced... hehe. I'm just kidding with ya, this is a great pic, I can tell you enjoyed making it. The linework is pretty cool, and the colors work well, though the skin tone needs more of a pink hue and the hair feels a bit flat. Overall a good job, keep it up and thanks for sharing!

Jinkins19 responds:

Apologises it's rather a late reply, thankyou for the review i really appreciate you taking your time out to have a look at my work, it means alot. Thank you again. :P

[girl gamer dreaming]

Very cute piece! I love the balance of colors and imagery here. The head angle is a very difficult one to pull off properly, which you have done wonderfully. Your lines are soft and well done, and the overall composition is imaginative and fun, so great work! I don't have any criticisms for this, keep it up and thanks for sharing :)

[Cogs and Cogs]

This is lovely! Nothing too provoking in general, but aesthetically, a very very pleasing piece. The soft colors of brass and metals and the intricacies of the interlocking cogs are all interesting and well done. It's also nice to see somethign traditional once in a while :) Great work, thanks for sharing!

thewalkingwhale responds:

Thanks a lot Jazza, really appreciate it!

[Kanack' - by TomislavArtz]

Great work for a first digital painting! I can tell you spent a lot of time and care to make it a good one, and its clear you have good potential. The proportions are good and colors are well balanced. The form lacks solidity but that kind of thing comes with time and practice, so just keep it up! :)

TomislavArtz responds:

THANK YOU

[Patches]

Very cool! You have great skills in lots of different mediums and styles. I love the framing and immediate interest of this image. Your brushwork looks smooth and your colors are nice. I like the relaxed painting style which leaves things nice and hand-touched upon close inspection, but still lifelike as a whole. Great work, keep it up!

YakovlevArt responds:

Thanks a lot man! And thanks for hosting this on your show!

[Flamo]

Nice job, this reminds me of when I was in high school and used to spend a lot of time making comic characters and stories. Time well spent. Your composition is great and the fire effect is well done, good job. The lines area little flat and the glow/gap between the lines and color fills are a bit distracting and make the piece look a little less professional, but overall you've done well. Keep it up, and thanks for sharing!

TafariMosi responds:

Thanks Jazza. Kind Sir