Crazyimp's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Goth Boi]

I like your character design. What kind of animal is it?

UltraBirbZ responds:

He's a fox!

[More colourized doodles]

I love your Ren and Stimpy-esque art style. Your artworks are so underrated.

BlueCometDude responds:

Thanks. I take most of the inspiration from Clampett, JPiXeL, and '80s/early '90s John K. (before his style took a downturn).

[Somebody is Watching Me]

Scooby Doo-like vibes

2oonscap3 responds:

Yeh I had a little inspiration from him~

[Dem Kicks]

I love your character designs.

2oonscap3 responds:

Thank you! I have a good time coming up with concepts.

[Platforming Pumkin]

🎃Everyday is Halloween!!🎃

HOwLiNG-MAdFoxHatter responds:

Perpetual night and pumpkins wooo!

[Gir perler beads]

I like how the photography is Roger Rabbit-like.

IrisOfTheRepliforce responds:

:O Interesting. I'm gonna be honest with you, I never would have thought of it like that. I do really love that movie though.

In all honestly, I am just VERY BAD at taking pictures LOL and I only had one of my hands to take the photo since my other ones, well, handing Gir food LOL so, this photo in particular came out super weird LOL. I got a very bad aim when it comes to photography,

Still, really fun observation though :o I appreciate it

[/v/-tan Anniversary art (2ch ver.)]

A mix of Dragon Ball Z with a little bit of Beastars….

Mugen-CC responds:

I've honestly never seen Beastars, so that's surprising.

[Tulip run cycle]

What kind of animal is this character?

ShiraCartoonz responds:

she's supposed to be a mole, but I like to design my antro characters with a bit of mystery to them, similar to what Klonoa does

[3D Perler Bead Godzilla head]

How did you create perler bead art like that?

AlmightyRayzilla responds:

Ironed just right, the pieces can interlock, like a snap-together kit.

It's kinda like in drawing, where you break things down into simple shapes; here it's specifically breaking things down into cubes.

That's why the grid paper helps. (And I mean the 8x8 or 10x10 squares per inch.)