Czyszy's art Reviews on Newgrounds

[Angel's Such An Adorable Bunny]

Is it me or did you recently start drawing Angel's yummy thighs a bit thicker? :) Nice.

Billy-SuperSkullz responds:

Hmm, His thighs might've actually gotten thicker.

[Too tiny clothes]

Thigh heaven.

AjicitoNSFW responds:

You get it >:D

[Hatty wears the trendy dress]

My preferred type of sexy furry art. Amazing job.

blind3dna responds:

Thank ye kindly :))

[Meet Aurora]

Beautiful. Although to be frank, furries without opposable thumbs look off to me. ;)
EDIT:
I draw all my characters with 4 fingers (3 digits + thumb). It's a signature element of my artstyle that I'd deliberately chosen to use years ago.

ColorfulCeleste responds:

Yeah I generally use a 4 finger hand for furries (unless a design specifically wants 5 fingers) because they just look... strange? So I absolutely agree with you here :3

[Blues Bunny]

I love the fact you drew that strat 100% accurately. My inner music nerd is pleased. B)

Billy-SuperSkullz responds:

I own a Strat of my own...which has a broken input jack, The Strat is like my favorite electric guitar.

[Donald lifts his glasses]

quite an athletic body but not an over the top buff bodybuilder, nice job with the anatomy

DiabloAfterDark responds:

Thanks, bud! ^^

[Christmas in July?]

Your new work is way better. :)

DiabloAfterDark responds:

Thanks! ^^

[da ya think I'm sexy?]

no‎

DiabloAfterDark responds:

Yeah, I mean it wasn't the best work I made in comparison to mine now lol

[Tuffy And His Nephews]

this feels so much like that anthro side of 90's disney - wonderful
EDIT:
That too. It had bits of Looney Tunes (particularly Sylvester the Cat) and Tom & Jerry. All the classic golden age toon tropes that my heart yearns for. :D

ngman7 responds:

Doesn't remind you of Looney Tunes at all?

[Joaro Kujo - After this i Still do not know how to draw faces]

João Cujo
Anyway, just like tydaze, I find drawing furry faces more challenging than human. In my case it's because furry faces are more "three dimensional" and since you're humanizing/personifying animals, it takes quite a bit of effort to keep the animal features and retain the expressiveness of human face. Cheers.

Onislogo responds:

It´s interesting! Maybe is because of my artist background (when i was a kid, i used to draw animals A LOT)