Recent content by IceyPinkLemons

Ah, these are all sooo PRETTAY. I think I follow you on deviantART already. c: But I have a question; do you actually print these? And if so, does the quality and feel of the paper and such you print them on actually imitate standard Pokemon cards? I'm curious. I might become involved in some...

In my order of interest, in what I consider the top three designs, they are 12, 10, and 5. I voted for twelve because the design is condensed, sleek, and easy to recognize despite being condensed and not overly stylized. My second choice did not make my vote because the design was interesting...

I guess so, but attempt to keep them to a minimum if at all possible. I think the original starter didn't intend for fusions to be part of it. Since their work is scratch.

I had typed up a long response to this, but my INTERNET SUCKS and died after I posted it. So I will give you the short version. First of all, you took my meaning backwards. I was saying that you need to USE simple shapes. The shapes you are using right now are overly organic. Starting out with...

You need to work on your sense of form. It seems that you try to compensate for your lack of ability to use simple shapes to create form by making the art larger, which is a mistake. If you can't tackle a smaller sprite, you probably shouldn't be making big pieces. (Just my thought, anyways) So...

It's Basculin's Violet-Striped form! Made for a contest over at Serebii. Speaking of which, hope another contest arises soon on here... :c

Been a while, nothing new for the project, but here are some requests and gifts I did of other people's Fakemons for practice. None of these belong to me, they belong to their respective artists. Lefini Lupyre Kyrizzen Meowave, Whaleow, and Pussocean Raupillar, Verstecoon, and Vogelfly...

For time management, let's say it's: Bulbasaur and Meganium.

A little more editing and this guy should be ready for color, but I SWEAR, if the first person to lay down any colors just applies a flat layer of color as was done on the previous page without constructing a proper palette, I am so done.

@Takafumi - It's promising work. Work on making the parts that are supposed to be curvy more rounded instead of blocky lines connecting to make the illusion of roundness, like you did with the belly. For instance, the muzzle of your Lyfasaurus looks very well-rounded, and you should try to...

Um...Moltres? Hahah, well Articuno was a close second, but I hadn't read the comments when I voted. xD WOW, no one loves Moltres! I love its eyes. And the beak.

Hoy.

See, I stopped playing this game because everyone seems to erase everything instead of fixing it up and trying to make it look better. And the Pokemon tend to go this weird direction where they don't ever have legs or a definite form because everyone keeps adding random nonsensical parts or...

Cleaned up on the linework, segmented the thing on its head, made the (eyes?) look rounder. Added a a second arm, which is sloppy right now, not so clean, haha.

Mass editing all around. Fixed up a bit on the wing tip, the connection between the shell and wing, made the ears look more natural, improved body and heard shading, added spots on the torso and tentacles, replaced and recolored with Hitmontop legs, moved the tail and replaced it with a...