Hi I'm new

[Hiidoran♂]

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!

 

[BeachBoy]

Well, obviously, this forum is for introductions and such, not art work. ._.; Off to Art Gallery~

Moved.

 

[moments.]

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!

 

[Hiidoran♂]

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.]

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.

 

[Icє]

These are ok. Just a bit weird.

 

[Alex31]

Theyre k, work on the colouring, and like has been said, draw them by hand firstly would be a great help

 

[Hiidoran♂]

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 ;)