Hi I'm new

Started by Hiidoran♂ November 24th, 2008 8:46 PM
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Seen November 27th, 2008
Posted November 27th, 2008
13 posts
14.5 Years
I wanted to share some of my Pokémon related creations

Evoloved form of Sudowoodo: MIGHTREE


Evolved from of Tentacruel: TENTEVIL

(maybe i should've name it tenta-vile instead of tent-evil?)

Pre-Evolved forms of Tauros & Miltank: TARMIL


Pre-Evolved form of Kangaskhan: KANGASKID


Pre-Evolved form of Kangaskid: KANGAS


Pre-Evolved form of Heracross: BETACROSS

(on retrospect, i should have given it 4 legs, not 6)

A GBA Stat guide with Alakazam as an example:


Enjoy!

moments.

quixotic

keyholes
Seen January 3rd, 2017
Posted March 13th, 2014
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14.9 Years
Wow these are pretty cool.
Ok, firstly with the colouring, I think you should try and fill in those little white spots. It is a little distracting. Also try and add some shading, I know it is hard on computer without proper experience, but it can really help your images look great.
Lovely mixing and creativity, names are a little eh, but they are Pokemon so they suit them wonderfully.
Keep up the good work!
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Seen November 27th, 2008
Posted November 27th, 2008
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14.5 Years
thanks. i appreciate your comments

and you are right about the white spots and shading

i just scanned in my drawings and slapped on some paint in MS Paint,
i was in a hurry, and had no better program at my disposal

but no biggie, it's just a concept


hahaha once i made drawings of 'pokemon gone wrong', maybe i can find them

moments.

quixotic

keyholes
Seen January 3rd, 2017
Posted March 13th, 2014
3,406 posts
14.9 Years
Lol sounds intriguing...
Yeah well shading is hardish to do on Paint but your concepts are quite good.
If I were you, I would first start simply by drawing them by hand then just adding tone using a grey lead pencil. You can practise shading and light sources until you feel confident to try it with coloured pencils or software.
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Seen November 27th, 2008
Posted November 27th, 2008
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14.5 Years
Lol sounds intriguing...
Yeah well shading is hardish to do on Paint but your concepts are quite good.
If I were you, I would first start simply by drawing them by hand then just adding tone using a grey lead pencil. You can practise shading and light sources until you feel confident to try it with coloured pencils or software.
I thank you for the advice, but honestly, I was just in a hurry, these are
freehand sketches I scanned in. That is good advice, I should know, I graduated
college with an Illustration degree ;)