BananaZim's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Gas Station Background Study]

Your background studies are so fucking delightful, stinkbeast. I love the narrative in this one. Even if you didn't include something in the commentary, it would make for the question of "well, why is Dib up there anyway? Did he even join Zim in the first place, or is he stalking him? And if it's the latter... did the stars dissuade him from the hunt and capture his attention instead? Aren't they both one in the same?" Love the outline of white in the spots that are completely shaded in. Clever maneuver. >:)

mybrainisbigpoop responds:

Thank you, man! Its a picture that can tell several narratives, depending on how you look at it. >:)

[Silly murder people]

I love having a mutual that is just as much into ST as I am... And now I get the benefit of seeing good art every time, too. 😤 Your character designs for them are so lively and FUN~ No wonder you're the "go to" animatic artist in my brain, your art style is fitting for that kind of fluid motion and expression. I can't wait to see more of these two >:)

cosmicriff responds:

AAAAA thank you so much!! I’m so honored! I’m always down to talk about Sweeney Todd and I’m so excited to start making more stuff with them!

[Insane in the Membrane]

I am a huge, HUGE fan of your black and white pieces. Seriously, every time you sit down and draft up a concept, my brain gets tingly like a rat infestation. Feed the rats in the brain. They are insatiably hungry.

mybrainisbigpoop responds:

Good because that's most of what you're getting from me anymore. Coloring and rendering is ANNOYING so your rats will be fed with comic book inks.

[Dib with Chainsaw]

I LOVE this piece. There is nothing quite like your style. The heavy contrast, the white and black hatching, the dynamic position, etc. I love how it looks like he came straight out of J.V.'s work, just with a different flair. Fantastic work as always, Poop. He looks INCREDIBLY handsome with that chainsaw there... :)))

mybrainisbigpoop responds:

EEEEE thank you! I love using hatching in my work so much and it ends up blending right into the piece, giving a little extra flare.