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Heyy, I'm back and with some new sprites.
It has been a while since I've edited sprites. But I've tried my best to get god results.

The first 2 sprites are revamps of PKMN Gold sprite. They have the D/P colors.


This is a recolor of the Advance-generation in D/P colors. It's very hard to see, that's why the original is next to it. The left one is mine.


At the moment, I'm still working on these 3 sprite revamps.

PKMN Gold:


PKMN Yellow:



My next update will be very soon. It will involve some revamps of Crystal sprites.
Hope you like them. Some tips or tricks are welcome.

Catch y'all later.

Update:
I've got the first frame of D/P Bulbasaur in the colortable of silver(left one) and gold(right one)

Very nice revamps. I have't touched that kinda stuff in awhile. I'll have to find mine and make a thread, but anyway. You aren't doing a bad job, when you get more experienced, try to deform the sprites as you devamp them, that way they will look more like that era of spriting. (If you don't know what I'm talking about I'm talking about the anatomy is really off as you go further back. Especially in Green)

But overall your execution was great. I noticed on the charmander you left that ugly red in the outline, try to redo the entire pokemon shading like the style you want. Such as Ruby or Fire Red or somthing to increase its overall look. ANd try to correct any anatomical errors. But otherwise you are doing great.

Sun_Ce said:

I noticed on the charmander you left that ugly red in the outline, try to redo the entire pokemon shading like the style you want. Such as Ruby or Fire Red or somthing to increase its overall look. ANd try to correct any anatomical errors. But otherwise you are doing great.

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Like I said in the frst post: I have to do more stuff on the Charmander, Venusaur en Pikachu, 'cause they weren't finished yet.


Anyway, I've god some new sprites I want to show. The colortable is from the Advance generation.

These 2 are from pkmn Gold.
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Next I've got 6 back revamps from the G/S/C generation.
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I've also got 2 sprites of Crystal
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That's all for now

Catch y'all later

Update:

Check out. I've got 2 more sprites, both from Crystal.

Is my work so common or am I just a very bad spriter?

Anyway, I'm back and I've got 4 more sprites again.
Lugia has the Advance generation colortable.
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Pupitar has the D/P colors
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Catch y'all later

Update:
Got 2 more sprites also in the Advance generation colortable.
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First off don't double post its against the rules. Just letting ya know.

Secondly again your revamps are nice abut when you revamp try to color the outline more like the newer versions or do you own shading. But again those are my ideas you don't have to do them. You are doing a perfect job anyway.

Love em ;D Especally since they r from GSC, the best games in the series =)

Thnx. I choose this because these where more resembles to the current gen.

It's been awhile since I've posted an update. Been very busy with work and school.
But I've got a little update. 2 from crystal and 1 from silver

From Crystal



From Silver


Catch y'all on the flipside ;)

Your revamps aren't all that close to being of any quality level. At the moment you've been retaining the original shading, and so they're nothing more than recolours. When revamping, you should remove all shading and make the outline completely black, then work from there.This way, you can easily adhere to the 3rd generational sprite style.

In any case, what'd be best to do when revamping is have a 3rd generation version of the Pokémon you are revamping as a reference for your own work.

Anastasia.R said:

Igglybuff is a bit plain to me. :P Wel dry because there's no lightsoucre. Last one could use more help, but you got an okay.

~A.R​

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I know. I had some trouble with that one. I'll try to remake that one

Amachi said:

Your revamps aren't all that close to being of any quality level. At the moment you've been retaining the original shading, and so they're nothing more than recolours. When revamping, you should remove all shading and make the outline completely black, then work from there.This way, you can easily adhere to the 3rd generational sprite style.

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This is a revamp of Anastasia.R.:


And these are mine:


There is a little diffirence between those 2 but if you have a keen eye (or a magnifying glass), you can see the diffirence. The shades are diffirent and the spots are darker on her bulbasaur

Amachi said:

In any case, what'd be best to do when revamping is have a 3rd generation version of the Pokémon you are revamping as a reference for your own work.

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I have to admit that I'm no over the top spriter. And I will use your advise in good effort

They are good but you still need work and since I am rubbish at revamping then I shouldn't really have said that. But they are good and with practise you can get better.

It looks like to me, that you try to retain the original shading. You should re-shade the new re-vamps otherwise they are nothing more then re-colors.