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Art thread I guess >.>

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So I admit I'm pretty bad when it comes to organizing my drawings, so I'm gonna be reposting them in stages over time. Starting with my Pokemon ones! First the newest:

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Here are some I did for events/collabs:

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Some random quick ones:

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That's all from the recent years and ones I've made public elsewhere before (as opposed to personal use/gift arts etc). I'm not really the type to dig up older art, so I will only be posting whatever new ones I make. Edit: made them show up at reasonable sizes. Sorry my BBCode is rusty :ayeaye:
 
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Typhloafsion is just genius

And the Joltiks...
Imagine going through a cave and a Joltik sticks to you. I would be much more surprised than this Noivern, what a graceful reaction
The pun was the reason I drew that in the first place :bulbaLol:

The Noivern has a name, by the way! She is Rissa, and she is basically an OC at this point; she originated from Violet, then I used her in my fic-verse, and now I have her in my Cobblemon world as my main and ride 'mon :wynaut:Her distinguishing feature in my arts is that she has two head spike things instead of one. That's part of my headcanon that Pokemon can have small morphological differences beyond sizes and colors/markings.
 
it's all very good but my favorite is the lone watercolor

I love the way you drew the texture on the Noivern's fur collar and all the background; speaking of which, it having all colored lines compared to the duo's black lines really make the Pokémon pop out! and obviously the Joltik is adorable like they always are hehe
the background again looks very good around Dragapult! I love the water lilies and reeds especially... but Espurr and their inimitable stare in the top left steal the show haha
I love Ditto!Espeon's silly smile and his also silly hind legs
I also love the effect the filter and bubbles have on the Milotic's colors... the Luvdisc's too but they're so much smaller so it's not as noticeable!
the Noivern looks so pretty with watercolors! (the cardboard box too) I think the darkness suits her better than the brightness in the first one, but that's the vibrancy of digital art for you
it's so weird to me to see a Typhlosion without their back flames and I love the pun
cheers for the tiniest and most adorable Pokémon spider! hehe, the Pokémon world makes me happy I'm not arachnophobic, that's the tiniest spider around, everything else is at least as big as your arm

thanks for sharing!
 
it's all very good but my favorite is the lone watercolor

I love the way you drew the texture on the Noivern's fur collar and all the background; speaking of which, it having all colored lines compared to the duo's black lines really make the Pokémon pop out! and obviously the Joltik is adorable like they always are hehe
the background again looks very good around Dragapult! I love the water lilies and reeds especially... but Espurr and their inimitable stare in the top left steal the show haha
I love Ditto!Espeon's silly smile and his also silly hind legs
I also love the effect the filter and bubbles have on the Milotic's colors... the Luvdisc's too but they're so much smaller so it's not as noticeable!
the Noivern looks so pretty with watercolors! (the cardboard box too) I think the darkness suits her better than the brightness in the first one, but that's the vibrancy of digital art for you
it's so weird to me to see a Typhlosion without their back flames and I love the pun
cheers for the tiniest and most adorable Pokémon spider! hehe, the Pokémon world makes me happy I'm not arachnophobic, that's the tiniest spider around, everything else is at least as big as your arm

thanks for sharing!
Heh, thanks! People tend to love the box bat whenever I show her. That isn't the only watercolor I have of her (another is just her sleeping, it's framed in my room). And the box looks good because of granulation :ayeaye: Granulating watercolors are great.

I'll be honest, I don't enjoy digitally painting backgrounds compared to traditional, so I often turn it into texture brush fests. Sometimes I line the backgrounds and sometimes I don't depending on my mood, but hey, I draw for fun, not work, so I think that's fine :wynaut:
 
Speaking of traditional art, time for the second part: assorted drawings and painting of random things!

First some stuff from Inktober of 2024. I didn't do them every day but rather a couple of times per week, and I was pulling from at least three prompt lists, including the official one and Cat-tober, which is why there are many cats there :ayeaye: I drew that with the cheapest ballpoint pen ever, no pencil sketch, all freehand:

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This one is a fountain pen drawing that did have a sketch underneath. Technically it's a Fakemon based on a random wheel prompt:

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Oil pastel based on a screenshot from Assassin's Creed Shadows:

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Oil pastels of architecture based on my own photos:

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Watercolors, landscapes, based on my own photos as well:

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Oil pastels of a Gallimimus:

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And the latest, watercolors (and a good amount of white gouache yeah) of castle Rosenborg in Copenhagen also based on my own photo. The top of one of the spires ended up covered by a frame though and it bugs me :sadsola:

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Also I went through the other art posts I made in other threads to make it so images don't show up at full size when the spoiler is opened. Sorry about posting massive ones without realizing it haha, I think phone interface auto-shrinks them but on PC it doesn't happen :sadsola:
 
Forgot about this one: pressed charcoals of the Trans Europa Express, a tribute to my favorite music band, Kraftwerk:

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And that is probably it for now. I still have the bulk of my Land of the Lustrous AU arts but I always have reservations about posting that given the spoilerrific nature of it :ayeaye:
 
Those oil pastels omg, divine! :bulbaCute:
Thanks! They are very fun to use (and also very beginner-friendly). The next painting that I have planned (will start once I'm free) is actually another Cobblemon-inspired one but with oil pastels.
 
Thanks! They are very fun to use (and also very beginner-friendly). The next painting that I have planned (will start once I'm free) is actually another Cobblemon-inspired one but with oil pastels.

That’s interesting - I had a set as a child and to me they were always some sort of dark art and everything I drew looked hideous. But your lovely pictures have inspired me to maybe try again!

Look forward to seeing your next one :bulbaWave:
 
That’s interesting - I had a set as a child and to me they were always some sort of dark art and everything I drew looked hideous. But your lovely pictures have inspired me to maybe try again!

Look forward to seeing your next one :bulbaWave:
Well, it does depend on the quality and brand of the pastels: I have two sets from different (local) brands and they are quite different, with one having thinner but drier... er, sticks I guess, and I don't like it as much. And I just think that after watercolors and acrylics and such, they are pretty easy to get into (but also, the way I was introduced to them was via one of my customers, who is an art teacher, and her students, some of them young kids, used them too). Edit: I find them fairly easy to use because they cover up one another and therefore the mistakes are rather simple to fix. But I also use sponge smudges with them for more precision. You can see one on top of the pastels/glove here (it has a handle):

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this looks so old school, I'm brought back to fantasy and video game magazines of the 90s haha. gorgeous work!
 
this looks so old school, I'm brought back to fantasy and video game magazines of the 90s haha. gorgeous work!
That's fitting, considering that the game was made with retro game vibes in mind and I like it because it makes me nostalgic.
 
I've been playing Morimens (a lovecraftian gacha game) and drew a couple of characters (cause I can't play a game for too long without getting distracted by my own inspiration to draw). First Clementine, who is an evil eldritch moth/cicada person and while I don't find her design creepy, apparently it can be unsettling to some (mainly her legs which are kind of mechanical) so be warned:

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And second, quick drawing of Helot, though nothing creepy about it since I put her in noncanon pajamas :wynaut:

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Now that the zine I painted this for is out, I can share this: a tribute to one of my favorite indie games, The Solus Project (landscape).

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Ah this is absolutely stunning!!! Is it oil pastels again or another medium?
 
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