tarahloveshentai's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[The Lads in London]

Holy fuck that was a wild ride.

ChazDude responds:

These guys have their fair share of those.

[tombstone]

Absolutely love the scale you did here! The body language of the dudes really gives off a buddy vibe. The creature looks very unique and curious. Awesome job with the colors and shadowing too. I love how the light draws the attention to the tombstone.

Eurns responds:

thanks a lot!

[Flower Turtle]

Aha this is so cute! I love how you designed the turtle!

Chorilate responds:

A turtle is bound to be cute! Or gamera-ish, still cute though!

[Nature Trip]

Wow the colors and depth is marvelous! I absolutely love how you did the water. There's so many little hidden gems you snuck in too! Absolutely beautiful piece.

Flooko responds:

I like these ones where everywhere you look you always find some new little thing :)

[MOTHMAN]

Oohoohoo I love how you colored the eyes! There's a lot of reds/purples but you managed to make the eyes eerie!

frederikhornung responds:

Appreciate it a lot! Yeah that was a choice I made for them to be even more "staring"

[Happy B day Tom Fulp GH style]

This is dope! I love how you actually showed it on an old CRT TV! Amazing job! This is a wonderful birthday gift to Tom <3

ScepterDPinoy responds:

Indeed it was. :)

[SANTA MUERTE]

What an awesome perspective. I had to open it up and zoom in to admire the detail. This piece is really interesting how the size of the shrine looks massive until you realize there's a person standing behind it. Love all the care you took to fill the shelves.

REiS-EL responds:

Tysm for taking the time to admire AND leave such a lovely comment <3
Means a lot

[TiSMareep]

ADORABLE <3 <3

Tisbore responds:

Thank you!

[Moonlight's Reverie]

I absolutely adore this. There's so much subtlety here. How did you miss posting this??

SounDoG-2031 responds:

Well, I could've sworn that I had, but alas, my memory fails me more often than I can possibly recall (lol). Nonetheless, glad you liked it! Adding little details and subtleties is by far my favorite part of any artistic endeavor I get on board with.

[Hiding]

Very reminiscent of Frank Frazetta. I love how it evolved from the rough draft. The jungle scene is beautiful and the imminent danger with the addition of the infant that needs protecting really adds to the scene.

Pasilion responds:

Thanks! Yes, I'm huge fan of Frazetta