WillieCorley's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Legend of Zelda: The Great Equus (SNES, 1994)]

This looks nice, but the Link sprite looks nearly identical to one of the Nintendo Gigaleaks sprites.

CoolestFuckerAound69 responds:

yes that's the point

[Left 4 Pik]

This drawing gave me a chuckle. It's a nice attempt at merging two intellectual properties together for a parody drawing. My only major problem with it is that it's very low resolution. I feel like this would have looked a lot nicer if it was made at a much larger resolution, which would have allowed for more detail.

RelchBelch responds:

Thank You! I'm glad it gave you a chuckle. I appreciate the feedback it helps to hear how I can improve my work so I can try to do better on the next piece!

[🐇 Yuna]

This looks really nice. I hope it gets front page treatment because this pixel art is extremely underrated. It deserves way more views. My only suggestion is to include more tags to increase exposure.

[I'm sure they're workin' on it....]

lulz

[Duck Dodgers]

Wow, this is amazing.

[soft served 2]

Amazing, cute, and sexy. I love this pixel art.

[Ruined temple in arid place]

Badass pixel art. Great use of a limited color pallet for this animation.

[Sinclaire]

Adorable and inspiring. You did an amazing job with this pixel art.

SuperPhil64 responds:

Thank you! Incidentally, I checked my phone and saw your comment early in the morning because this very same cat decided 6am was time for me to wake up lol.

[Sonic Spinballs]

I love this drawing. It's so creepy and detailed.

[pixel]

The pixel itself looks good, but the artistic limitations you set for yourself does not offer much in terms of artistic liberty or creative expression. Like there is so little that can be done with just one pixel. Perhaps for Pixel Day 2023, maybe you could submit something with a few extra pixels to better showcase what you can do with a limited amount of pixels. A 16x16 or 32x32 grid with a limited color pallet would be a good start to test out what you can do with limited space.