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Published: 2013-06-08 02:48:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 882; Favourites: 69; Downloads: 0
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A doodle-turned-"experimentation tiem!" to celebrate and play with my newly acquired CS6 master suite!
I think I'm finally learning how to make my paintings look cool!
It was going to be my volcarona from my Black2, but now it's a generic volcarona.
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Edit: Shiiit, I forgot the black spots on the abdomen's bluish sections!
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Comments: 15
I love the blue shadowing in the neck fluff! I think it really helps compliment all the other colors
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Thank you! ^^ Yup, that's what I was going for!
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Very nice! I really like how you made the colors bounce of each other, and all the gorgeous textures!
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Looks good for a practice piece with a new program. I also really like the lighter red spotting on the wings.
Also, how is your Volcarona different from a generic one? Does it happen to be in the top percentage of Volcarona? <:
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Thank you! ^^ It's really not much of a new program, just the newest version of Photoshop.
My Volcarona differs from a generic one by being average in the percentage of impossible Volcaronas (caught at level 35...). He is, however, quite possibly in the top percentage of pokémon with witty and amusing nicknames (his name's Poivron)
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So, Volcarona is a bell pepper? I hate to sound lame but I don't get how fire bugs and spicy vegetables relate. ;A;
Also I keep wanting to type "VulcaNrona" instead of "Volcarona" because Star Trek.
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It's just a joke, really. Because peppers=spicy=hot, and fire=hot, so fire type+spicy food name=funny?
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You failed to explain the difference between your Volcarona and a generic Volcarona.
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The difference is that a generic volcarona doesn't have an amusing nickname :I
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