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Do you mean that the sprites are strange or the way they're made is strange? Which ones do you mean? (Some of them are quite strange)
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They r mixed
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I am a huge fan of fusions. As a matter of fact, they're my specialty when it comes to spriting. And I have to say.. Your art style is very.. eccentric. And I like eccentric. I love it.
If I could offer some advice, though.. They are a little bit sloppy. I don't mean that in a rude way, because you are doing a good job, creative ideas, basic shading, not just pieces of Pokemon being hacked and slashed and glued together.. But it could use a little more polishing. For example, with your Diglett, the coloring bothers me a little bit. The bottom half of the Diglett should be darker, and as it goes up towards the top, it should be lighter. Think of shading in terms of the sun hitting the Pokemon from the top left side of the screen. Naturally, the top left would be lighter, and as you go farther down to the right, it would be darker. With the Diglett, the pattern is lost a little bit. Your Turtwig-Starly could also use an outline. It's an interesting concept, but without an outline, it just hurts the eyes a little bit to look at. There needs something containing that color. And with the Voltorb, the Geodude arms seem to be coming from the back of the Voltorb, rather than from the sides. It's a little unusual. I'm not sure if that was your angle or not.
Again, please don't take what I'm saying as insulting or rude, and I apologize if I came off like that. You have a ton of potential when it comes to spriting, and you have amazing ideas. I think with the right amount of polishing and practice, you'll produce INCREDIBLE results. :)
If I could offer some advice, though.. They are a little bit sloppy. I don't mean that in a rude way, because you are doing a good job, creative ideas, basic shading, not just pieces of Pokemon being hacked and slashed and glued together.. But it could use a little more polishing. For example, with your Diglett, the coloring bothers me a little bit. The bottom half of the Diglett should be darker, and as it goes up towards the top, it should be lighter. Think of shading in terms of the sun hitting the Pokemon from the top left side of the screen. Naturally, the top left would be lighter, and as you go farther down to the right, it would be darker. With the Diglett, the pattern is lost a little bit. Your Turtwig-Starly could also use an outline. It's an interesting concept, but without an outline, it just hurts the eyes a little bit to look at. There needs something containing that color. And with the Voltorb, the Geodude arms seem to be coming from the back of the Voltorb, rather than from the sides. It's a little unusual. I'm not sure if that was your angle or not.
Again, please don't take what I'm saying as insulting or rude, and I apologize if I came off like that. You have a ton of potential when it comes to spriting, and you have amazing ideas. I think with the right amount of polishing and practice, you'll produce INCREDIBLE results. :)
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I haven't seen many of these fusions... I especially like Ditto-Koffing! It looks so derpy lol
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I like your pikachu the most