vlsrb's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Dungeons & Dragons Familiar Heroes 1]

Being the pop culture ignoramus that I am, I could only place Green Lantern. Doesn't stop me from saying that this is terrific work as always! Would love to play a DnD campaign with the fourth one. It's a bird and it has knives, what more could you ask for???

SanyaUmbra responds:

Ahahah, I appreciate the effort nontheless. Well if you want it, you are free to use it, as long as you give me a shout to your friends or public. And I'll tell you more. If you toss it, it will explode!

[Lion Angelo Sleeping]

Really nice piece. I'm guessing the black bars are meant to evoke a wide aspect ratio - if so, great touch, really makes it seem like you're watching a movie in the cinema.

[Charmer Guanzorumu]

That is some sick detail right there! Love the horns and the scales on the jaw, fantastic work!

[Porygon]

Always happy to see this guy and his evolutions get some love, since they seem to be a bit forgotten/overlooked. Great work!

[Dragon]

I love how reptilian it is - almost like an oversized lizard in fact. Awesome contrast between the greens of the dragon and the bright red background too.

[Dungeons & Dragons Monsters 3]

The Owlpanda has to be a thing. Make it happen WotC! (Or whoever is in charge of DnD these days, I'm totally out of the loop.)

Awesome interpretations as always!

SanyaUmbra responds:

Thank you vary much! I also made a redpanda variant, but it's just a palette. It's still WotC in charge but....their inside situation seems a little chaotic right now.

[Wild's Edge]

This is so gorgeous and soothing, just want to plant myself under that tree and gaze at the sky. Amazing work.

[Fuck it: Feathered Trunked Sauropod.]

For all we know, some of them might have really looked like this. I'd certainly be for it, always love some trunks. Amazing work!

[FANART-Kabutops]

From the gritty reboot we didn't know we needed. Love how monstrous Kabutops looks here, for the first time ever I'm glad it's extinct. Terrific work!

[FMA]

And what a drawing it is! FMA is one of my favorite things ever, so it's always great to see amazing fanart like this. Whenever I see Alphonse's armor, I always think how taxing it must have been for Hiromu Arakawa to draw something so detailed about 15 times every month.