Score: 10

"It's great, become an animator"

submission: EMIL

date: April 6, 2009

Go to animation school. You could easily do this for a living.

Score: 10

"It's great of course, but"

submission: Madness Redeemer

date: April 6, 2009

... I just noticed that you can see little gray things at the edges of the frame, just before and during the elevator scene. Are those props moved out of the field of view?
Anyway - review: it's madness, of course it's great.

Score: 10

"Hooray, another madness!"

submission: Madness Aggregation

date: April 5, 2009

I was just thinking "I wonder if Krinkels finished his latest madness" - I hope you keep making these forever, good sir.

Score: 10

"Phenomenawesome"

submission: Awesome Center Redux

date: August 23, 2008

Damn, nice drawings - the changes in realism really add to the comedy: cheekbones make some expressions way funnier, while soupy sphere-heads work best for others. Your ambitions have paid off: the art here is brilliant. In fact, the fact that it's done in flash may be holding you back: why not splurge on paper? Your skill deserves it.

Score: 9

"I want more."

submission: Pineapples

date: May 24, 2008

The two-frame bursts of them flailing at each other in time with bursts of the music was my favourite part, but it was all great. Just what I come to newgrounds for - hilarious stuff that doesn't really exist anywhere else.

Well played, sir.

Score: 9

"Basically good, but ..."

submission: Madness Inundation

date: February 17, 2008

The red-bullet-repellent-shield, the guns-out-of-nothing, and other stuff were great: but for a while at the start, it was just jesus shooting people one at a time, sometimes blocking a sword or something - that kind of dragged. And the overall tone is a little darker and angrier than past madnesses - it was a little "creepy" instead of "whimsically/absurdly overdone", for instance when he shoots the second Giant Guy.

Anyway. I love madness, I'm just nitpicking. Great job again.

Score: 8

"Hey, you're getting good."

submission: Death's Curtain Ep.01

date: October 31, 2007

Your drawings and animation are good enough that flash's paintbrush tool is starting to hold you back - maybe you could just splurge on paper for the more elaborate parts?
The upshots of the characters' heads kind of flatten their noses, but other than that the drawings were great - esp. the hands: the blinking guy making a fist, for ex.
The angel's dialogue was ... sorry, it was pretty crude. Everything else was atmospheric, carefully paced, realisticish ... and then it sounded like you just explaining the plot in the fastest way, Bond-villain style. Also, "all but" means "just about but not quite" - so, saying "all but diminished" is like saying "almost closer".
The scare moments were pretty effective, considering the small screen. Was the "I can't move" bit based on the real-life phenomenon "sleep paralysis"?
So, yeah - good work. Be watching you.

Score: 9

"This is amazing."

submission: Dad's at Work

date: August 22, 2007

The timing, the cutting, the expressions/attitudes, simple yet clear visual style, the sense of sustained mayhem - it's randomness and attention-spanlessness developed into an amazingly complex art form.
Good show, sir. More to come, I hope. I'll be watching this one some more - I'm on my fourth repeat now, and can't turn off "the how".

Score: 8

"More than a little sexual."

submission: Tricky Madness 2

date: January 23, 2007

Plumbing new depths of the id? I dunno, mixing regular violence with sexual overtones like this feels kind of unwholesome (opening mouths, walking through each other, the Chainsaw Thing). One of the funny things about regular madness is that it seems so obliviously innocent to its content.

The screen blurring and spasming clown were great, though.

Score: 9

"Thank you for being great."

submission: Madness Antipathy

date: October 7, 2006

You rule utterly, just seeing this at the top of the list made my day. Thank you for your greatness.