HenLP's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Blacksmith]

He was my fav in design. Not so great to play with, but I suppose that's the balance.

[[ILLUSTRATION] Bluesona Jiangshi [OC]]

One sticker short, is all the spooky ghost needs to getcha!

[shingojira]

No elongated nips? How can I be sure this is one of yours?!

87octane responds:

i wish i could add comments to favourites

[Trick or Treat 2021]

I know I'm late, but: damn you!!

Really lovely lineart, really sharp and fitting of the simpler shading.

[Ben Drowned]

I don't believe it.

[[ILLUSTRATION] Bluesona Office Lady [OC]]

So she's a public servant, then?

Man, them fabrics have such good volumes, especially with the transparency. And these very spiffy, simple backgrounds keep inspiring! GG, Blue.

Btw, have you had any issues regarding NSFW on Patreon? Heard while back that they'd been cracking down, so am unsure what the dealio is.

[Vanguard Demon]

Love your use of colors and goopy drawying style.

[Rozalin]

Aahh, the classic defrosting ice queen. I really need to play more Disgaea, 2 can't be my favorite forever... can it?

Also, bit out the blue Mogy, but how do you handle the smexy stuff on Patreon? Was under the impression that it wasn't allowed no more.

mogy64 responds:

Ive had no problem sharing nsfw stuff there, so i havent been doing anything out of the norm in that regard

[Dexy [commission]]

Gooey.

[Caldera valley [commission]]

Tips for little scenery paintings?

themefinland responds:

Learn perspective and after that, stop using it, otherwise your landscapes become too geometric, unless that is what you want. Pick two points of focus in your landscape, one is enough, but two is more interesting, the first one should be stronger though. To learn how to do this, you must then learn composition, rule of thirds, the golden ratio. Then learn geometry and understand how different shapes lead the eye into different points in the canvas. Becoming more adept at learning where to detail and where not to detail helps too. Also learn value and color contrast and how you can use them to aid your composition. Real life reference also helps, so look up images online or better yet, in person.