Nabella's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[away a while]

What program did you make this in? The screentones remind me of the ones in Flipnote or MS Paint.

voxeledphoton responds:

I used an app called folioscope which is pretty similar to flipnote but it doesn't have many tools. There's no circle or line tools which can make it a bit frustrating but still pretty fun to use.

[MyPartz]

ye it is dummy

Man, but seriously, I really love the way you jump between styles in your comics. That, coupled with the awkward dialogue and explicit scenarios, make them all feel surreal and ridiculous. It communicates to me that I'm not supposed to take them seriously and that there's no real message or meaning to find in most of them. And, while that would be an area to improve at, I'm kind of glad you haven't since it means I can enjoy these at a weird surface level.

Keep making nonsense, dude.

StingerWanjiro responds:

that was rly sweet of ue
i will thank ue very much
i will not forget this

[River City Girls!]

Is that Abobo?

SailorYon responds:

yep!

[V.V.V.V.V.]

This is a weird interpretation of the game, but it's a really really good one. I love how crusty everything looks. It adds to this foreign danger feeling.

MrCreeep responds:

thanks! the game has 4 Vs in it. this stands for vi veri universum vivus vici. also known as the camels footprints. represents the first step into a journey.

[bunny sisters]

God damn, did you really make this in Microsoft Paint? What's your process, man? You got me real curious.

StingerWanjiro responds:

using the neutral pencil brush
having a bunch of grey scales on the custom color bar
and being very patient lal

[Round 38: REFLECTION]

I always found this particular style you do as simple and cute. I thinks it's interesting how all you need to convey character is different line weight, a little color, and an extra feature or two. The same goes for mood, which is feelin' pretty sinister given that scraggly fella' in the mirror. Keep doing what you're doing and don't be afraid to expand upon what you already know!

Cyberdevil responds:

Glad you appreciate the style! Personally I'm a impressed by your precision, be it with the additional manual detail or in the simpler Drawing Grounds ones, always so on point. Like a master of any type of art: never with any superfluous detail. :) All with purpose. Glad you like this though; will do!