Of course. A random handful of twenty-somethings are assigned to go head to head with this comic's Axis powers. What could possibly go wrong?
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It's really cold here these days. Actually, it feels like colder than December.
(FYI, grass is weak to ice. :) )
This artwork is meant to go with the Paul Robertson-esque gifs on the gifs page. You can go stare at 'em all day long while looping Another Winter by Anamanaguchi. And as for this picture? Variable Cross from Marvel vs. Capcom is all I think of. And hey look, that Nidoran male over there is a really early version of Andy Schneider, one of Nidorina's younger brothers. He fits the style, but don't get too attached to this design. It's still in early draft form.
You know, I wouldn't mind an AU or an overall Creative Worlds/Aqua Bunny beat 'em up/platformer using this style. Could be awesome. The soundtrack needs to sound like DoDonPachi Daifukkatsu/Deathsmiles, or anything Manabu Namiki (and Kudo and Chiba) lays his (their) hands on. Oh God how I want him (them) to compose music for whatever games I make in the future...
Created for a Tumblr marathon known as POKEDDEXY. The point was to draw each of your favorite Pokemon of each type, and then some as you'll see down the line. I didn't actually finish it until January, 2014, due to a late start, other obligations, and the fact that a portion of the art actually has some thought in it rather than really fast doodles. Well, of course I was gonna want to use them later, might as well make them at least half-presentable. This picture was created in the style of Pop'n Music/Rhythmic Pop'n.
Patterns from webtreats ETC. Also, inspired by an official piece of PNM promo art, so there's some similarities.
I'm still taken aback by the fact that there's Pokemon beyond Generation III in this picture. Gosh, who'da thunk it? There's also a bit of cosplay for those of you who also revel in obscure Japanese fun n' games, and just for kicks, two extras decided to... Pop'n... for a cameo (who won't be pictured otherwise). :D Not ashamed of that, nope.
Bulbasaur was my first starter ever back when Red and Blue were first released, and whenever I'm given the option to choose Gen I starters again, I always pick Bulbasaur without fail. Case in point, Pokemon Y. You don't know how happy I am that Sugimori made Bulbasaur cuter starting with the Fire Red/Leaf Green games. I'm never switching, now.
Ms. Clarke is such a darling. If I ever had a Bulbasaur of my own (assuming Pokemon existed), I'd hope it was just as nice as she is. Despite being just as chatty as Nidorina with Nidorina, she still makes a nice, calmer contrast to her and the rest of the young adults. In fact she's probably closer to Nidoqueen, though a lot more outgoing and less introverted.
Bulba is from Alternate Universe, and is also inspired by the Pokemon of the same name from my friend's copy of Pokemon Gold.
"The love that you've given to everyone, to the world we live in, shall not go unnoticed. From the bottom of our hearts, we thank you. Happy Mother's Day."
Even fictional characters deserve appreciation, too.
Man, it's like everyone in the Poke Forest has a really poor grasp of time. Be sure to take time to appreciate the present time, and not get so wrapped up in your work!
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