SounDoG-2031's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[rei]

Good to see Eva stuff from you!

[doodle dump]

Love this lil mousey girl :') good stuff!

[Lulu]

I am not a furry. I am not a furry. I am not a furry. I am not a furry. I am not a furry. I am not a furry. I am not a furry. I am not a furry. I am not a furry.

But it is time for a walk.

[Lucy shaking it]

Wow! Is this your first time animating? Looks really cute!

[VGPNK02]

Love the expression! Always a joy to see your stuff.

[Kaguya]

Her smile.

[miss evanescence]

Kids make fun of Evanescence and Linkin Park. Adults appreciate just how good they really are.

tofokyo responds:

this is so real

[Billy Breaker]

Absolutely fantastic. Love Billy as a protagonist. Great paneling and dynamism in every single page, and I love the way you played around with the format. And on a more personal note, I simply love your art style! Superb job.

[Sweet Sixteen Comic Contest Award Ceremony Comic]

I'm very very happy to see Billy Breaker in the top 4, as it was very much a personal favorite of mine. I'm glad so many people entered and that I was able to be one of them, what a rush. Huge kudos to everyone who made it!

KittyhawkMontrose responds:

Billy Breaker is so good with the action! Thank you for your entry! The colors are so amazing in your comic, and I found myself just staring in awe. 💖

[The mystery of the Gikika Spider]

This is such a heartfelt piece of art. It really shows just how much love you've got for both your craft and science by how well you could get across the sheer feeling of discovery when Sig was explaining how he came to his conclusions.
I might be a little biased here, admittedly, because I absolutely love nature and biology. It's one of the most fascinating areas humans could've delved into, and you portrayed that perfectly. I very much look forward to a follow-up of this, great job!

vlsrb responds:

Thank you so much for this comment. Agreed, biology is fascinating. Admittedly, I'm a big sucker for sciences in general, but I've always been most attracted to the natural world, animals in particular. I'm glad you thought this sense of wonder and appreciation came through in the finished piece - for the most part, I genuinely enjoyed drawing this, especially all the elements of Sig's hypothesis on how the Gikika Spider evolved.

As for a follow-up, who knows. As I've said, this comic was adapted from a longer story that covers Sig's whole trip to Gwaka and its aftermath, where there are actually two other narrative arcs running alongside the search for the Gikika Spider. I've certainly been thinking a lot about this world and its characters since finishing this comic, so when it comes to a possible continuation I guess "never say never" is in full effect.

In any event, thank you once again. It means so much to read comments like this, and I'm very happy you liked this comic.