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For 's Pokemon Community (Gen III) Collaboration
People are free to sign up to participate in the collab as long as there are still Pokemon available to draw in the journal!
1 of 4 submissions!

The opponent's Anorith sprung into action at its owner's command, scurrying quickly up the rock face. Its eyes glinted knowingly as it slammed its sharp claws against the rock, cracks blossoming out. The wall of rock fell and the Anorith rushed forward towards its opponent on a wave of sharp rocks. One rock stood out; it looked almost like a strange fossil...

Anorith is a precious Pokemon! Despite always being a huge fan of the bug type, I never paid it much attention or used one until recently. While I find Armaldo's official design a little awkward, Anorith is just flawless and adorable. Sadly, I don't have much to say about it other than it's a good little bug and I had so much fun painting it!

lowkey super proud of how this turned out

#347 - Anorith (Old Shrimp Pokemon)

Anorith and Armaldo were predatory terrors of the sea in ancient times, striking fast towards their prey with raptorial legs and ravenously consuming them. Before being brought back as living fossils in modern times, they were once perfectly adapted for water without it damaging their tough exoskeletons. It was said that they could withstand underwater pressure up to a mile below the surface. They move with grace through the water utilizing the series of wings on their sides, their massive eyes catching all movement around them.

Media Used: Winsor Newton Watercolors

Pokemon © Nintendo Game Freak

Description
For 's Pokemon Community (Gen III) Collaboration
People are free to sign up to participate in the collab as long as there are still Pokemon available to draw in the journal!
1 of 4 submissions!

The opponent's Anorith sprung into action at its owner's command, scurrying quickly up the rock face. Its eyes glinted knowingly as it slammed its sharp claws against the rock, cracks blossoming out. The wall of rock fell and the Anorith rushed forward towards its opponent on a wave of sharp rocks. One rock stood out; it looked almost like a strange fossil...

Anorith is a precious Pokemon! Despite always being a huge fan of the bug type, I never paid it much attention or used one until recently. While I find Armaldo's official design a little awkward, Anorith is just flawless and adorable. Sadly, I don't have much to say about it other than it's a good little bug and I had so much fun painting it!

lowkey super proud of how this turned out

#347 - Anorith (Old Shrimp Pokemon)

Anorith and Armaldo were predatory terrors of the sea in ancient times, striking fast towards their prey with raptorial legs and ravenously consuming them. Before being brought back as living fossils in modern times, they were once perfectly adapted for water without it damaging their tough exoskeletons. It was said that they could withstand underwater pressure up to a mile below the surface. They move with grace through the water utilizing the series of wings on their sides, their massive eyes catching all movement around them.

Media Used: Winsor Newton Watercolors

Pokemon © Nintendo Game Freak