Drazah's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[The Valorous and Freespirited]

They look so happy!

[crybaby]

I love the unique painted look, the tears don't really mesh well, but it still looks nice since the fluffy fur is painted in contrast to the smooth tears.

[WANNA SEE MY MACHINE GUN!?]

Hands down one of my favorite works from you so far.

You have been getting better lately!

TestSubjectManic responds:

them reference, observational, and gesture drawing stuff ive been doin in the past days do be paying off now-

[CLOCK DAY 2022]

"I think the Clock Crew are a bunch of losers"

"I should make art of them"

But seriously, I love this one, I like the art style in this a lot.

[Luffy!]

Bro needs to clip his nails.

[Fanart: Meme Gear Rising Repentance]

Is that fucking Hank Hill with an American flag tattooed on his right tit?

WVDB responds:

DANGIT I KNEW HE LOOKED TOO MUCH LIKE HANK HILL

[Sansfield is grinning.]

You ready to have a bad Monday?

[mysterious drawing 5, for wootmaster]

There is something I just really love about your art style.

[me and my friend]

Holy moly, you really improved.

Hands are a bit small, and legs look a bit off and lines are a tad wobbly here and there.

But you seriously improved.

[My Hero Academia bubble guy]

I'm never gonna get sick of this art style.
My only gripe is the watermark.
It's noticable and anyone could probably edit it out.

I would suggest hiding your sig among the character, so it's less distracting, but still there to show it's your work.

Anyways, you've been doing really great with these lately!

Azeleon responds:

Thanks! I've had a lot of problems with how to watermark things in the past, and ultimately decided on the way it is now years ago. I'm definitely aware it can be invasive, but honestly my main excuse is that my handwriting is so terrible that I won't be able to keep a legible and consistent signature anywhere.
Besides, I think anyone who would know how to perfectly edit out that watermark and copy the style around it should probably start working on their own art with that talent.