DreadMore's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Commission - Idolatry and Dahlia]

I saw this posted somewhere, I've made sure they are properly tagged ("comick", "idolatry", "dalhia"). Still remembering your comic about SIN going through hell with Fibble (I think I read it long ago and finished at a point where he met Idolatry). I hope to see the comic somewhere in full.

Comick responds:

Nice! Thanks for tagging it! Yeah my comic In The Dark (Fibble and SIN) is still ongoing (I'm just a snail with each book haha) but if you stopped at Idolatry then there are 2 more books out now (#3+#4) and I'm actively working on vol #5 now! They are available to order from my webstore Thanks for looking at my art! https://inthedark.bigcartel.com

[A Pun About Ships]

It looks bombastic, also love the sketches being admitted as well for view.
But why is it M? The spiciest thing I am seeing is the bust of the cat on the cabin, but that's T max if you ask me.

Awksalotl responds:

I love including the sketches and thumbnails (when I remember to save them), so thank you for taking a look! And you're right on the money, the higher rating was due to the bust jiggle above the cabin. I marked the piece as having some nudity/sexual themes so the E was changed to an M automatically. I figured I'd leave it at an M since some of the people I link in the commentary do NSFW projects, would rather not take a risk there, I think!

[Status Quo]

Can't even begin to describe the concept behind this:

1. Feels like when's he is looking through the mirror, he is actually looking at me. Or is it just that he reflects the emptiness that an average man feels, that imperfection which keeps him uncomfortable, tired and unable to move further in his life, even limiting his dreams. What is he missing... what will happen when he is whole again? Will he settle for a normal life or follow the yellow brick road of destiny?

2. Fencing prodigy, been long in the study of his art to the point the ritual turned into a boring routine. Yet he decides to tackle his dead ambition, spending all he can for it, although people he look up to keep bringing up that he is missing... something? They don't tell him and he cannot progress his art further without it. However, involuntarily, help comes with the aid of someone whom he never met before. But that knowledge will change more than he asks for.

I'd like to praise artist for His skills that He put into this painting/drawing, but I'm afraid my expertise allows me only speculate on the level of dreams and fables for this one. I'll just try and say that I enjoy the scenery being basked in the lights of the morning and Your protagonist's "tired of this life/day already" face.

beastkid7 responds:

I'm glad I'm getting the point across, and greatfull that you enjoyed it. Thank you for the kind words!

I think a large part of the pleasure I derive from my art is having people speculate. Like in a book were things aren't clearly defined. You have to use your own imagination to fill it in. But the author points you in the right direction.