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Here's my Pixel Art Summary of 2022!
I started posting Pixel Art here in April.

April: I wasn't really as good as now, but I was decent back then. Though, my shading was not that good, like for a a shine on an object I used white. I relied a lot on basic shapes like circles and more.
Pixel Ching-Ching

May: This month I got better with shapes and a tiny bit better with shading. I also started my 'Watchers Special' in that month. And that month I had my first re-design (and first Pokémon OC Pixel Art)! Though, it's not shown on the Art Summary. I basically re-designed Blobbo (and yes, I am aware that the chart isn't copied, but I am showing here the re-design).

(October 2021) (May 2022)
Sploonkin's Costume

June: In this month, I created the sequel of a Choose-Your-Own-Adventure game, and as thumbnail I made a space-y version of the thumbnail of the first one. And with that, I also made 3D Pixel Art by giving the text 'Lost in Space' a layer behind the letters. And I made a lot of Pokémon OCs, though, most don't look that great. And I also made some Art with shading I was proud of.

Of course, my shading is better now. I also made other kinds of Pixel Art that isn't Pokémon related.
Cheesey Adventure 2 - Into Space

July: I created more Pokémon OCs, this month isn't that much different from June. But I did make Umbremotes (for my Discord server). Speaking of, I had also made Pixel Art to promote my Pokémon RP (Discord) server.
And I started the 'Never-Expiring Q/A!', I probably started it earlier, but I removed the old designs. First, it was just digital art, then Pixel Art and now, Pixel Art. But it did stop since none really asked any questions to OCs, so it did expire after all. But months later, the 'Monthly Q/A!' became a thing. (Oh, and I also made some sprites that were inspired by game sprites, as in, the idea of many versions of a character on one screen like for example: a sheet with copies of the same chaarcter but looking into different directions). And the OC Tournament started this month.
Sunken Hope (POSSIBLE SPOILERS)

August: I did more Pokémon OCs, what a surprise, but they became more colourful (which I shouldn't have done, I'll remaster most of them). I also got better with giving the sprites accessories. Like giving Clinton (the Kecleon) boots and a necklace. I got a bit better with shading and Pixel Art.
Clinton the Kecleon

September: This month, the Pokémon OCs started to change, the new ones. They became not as colourful like the previous ones, but I still made some colourful ones. I didn't create many Pokémon OCs this month, it was a lil' bit quiet with the Pixel Art.
Rift the Banette

October: This month, this month my shading got better and my art style (of Pixel Art) evolved! And I also remastered a few OCs.

I also made other stuff besides Pokémon OCs and event themed ones, like the Crooked Sickle (shown in summary).
Crooked Sickle - Pixel Weapons

November: As I got better with shading, my Pokémon Sprites became from shaded! Take Jayden the Pidgeot for example (shown in summary). I gave the wings a lighter colour at top and I also got better with wounds.
I also learned how to make fluff in Pixel Art! For example:

Jayden the Pidgeot

December: We're finally at the month where it is my birthday and where I am posting this (and writing/making). I redesigned some more Pokémon OCs, I made some scenery (Pixel) Art. Basically, my best skills of Pixel Art is shown in this month. I dunno what else to really say, besides that I am proud of my skills!
Pixel Sploonkin' (Remade)

Anyways, I wanna thank you all for watching/favouriting-my-artwork/commenting and more! I would've lost a lot of motivation without you people, I would've made less Pixel Art. So I wanna thank you all for this amazing year (11 months actually). Love you all!
<3

Description
Here's my Pixel Art Summary of 2022!
I started posting Pixel Art here in April.

April: I wasn't really as good as now, but I was decent back then. Though, my shading was not that good, like for a a shine on an object I used white. I relied a lot on basic shapes like circles and more.
Pixel Ching-Ching

May: This month I got better with shapes and a tiny bit better with shading. I also started my 'Watchers Special' in that month. And that month I had my first re-design (and first Pokémon OC Pixel Art)! Though, it's not shown on the Art Summary. I basically re-designed Blobbo (and yes, I am aware that the chart isn't copied, but I am showing here the re-design).

(October 2021) (May 2022)
Sploonkin's Costume

June: In this month, I created the sequel of a Choose-Your-Own-Adventure game, and as thumbnail I made a space-y version of the thumbnail of the first one. And with that, I also made 3D Pixel Art by giving the text 'Lost in Space' a layer behind the letters. And I made a lot of Pokémon OCs, though, most don't look that great. And I also made some Art with shading I was proud of.

Of course, my shading is better now. I also made other kinds of Pixel Art that isn't Pokémon related.
Cheesey Adventure 2 - Into Space

July: I created more Pokémon OCs, this month isn't that much different from June. But I did make Umbremotes (for my Discord server). Speaking of, I had also made Pixel Art to promote my Pokémon RP (Discord) server.
And I started the 'Never-Expiring Q/A!', I probably started it earlier, but I removed the old designs. First, it was just digital art, then Pixel Art and now, Pixel Art. But it did stop since none really asked any questions to OCs, so it did expire after all. But months later, the 'Monthly Q/A!' became a thing. (Oh, and I also made some sprites that were inspired by game sprites, as in, the idea of many versions of a character on one screen like for example: a sheet with copies of the same chaarcter but looking into different directions). And the OC Tournament started this month.
Sunken Hope (POSSIBLE SPOILERS)

August: I did more Pokémon OCs, what a surprise, but they became more colourful (which I shouldn't have done, I'll remaster most of them). I also got better with giving the sprites accessories. Like giving Clinton (the Kecleon) boots and a necklace. I got a bit better with shading and Pixel Art.
Clinton the Kecleon

September: This month, the Pokémon OCs started to change, the new ones. They became not as colourful like the previous ones, but I still made some colourful ones. I didn't create many Pokémon OCs this month, it was a lil' bit quiet with the Pixel Art.
Rift the Banette

October: This month, this month my shading got better and my art style (of Pixel Art) evolved! And I also remastered a few OCs.

I also made other stuff besides Pokémon OCs and event themed ones, like the Crooked Sickle (shown in summary).
Crooked Sickle - Pixel Weapons

November: As I got better with shading, my Pokémon Sprites became from shaded! Take Jayden the Pidgeot for example (shown in summary). I gave the wings a lighter colour at top and I also got better with wounds.
I also learned how to make fluff in Pixel Art! For example:

Jayden the Pidgeot

December: We're finally at the month where it is my birthday and where I am posting this (and writing/making). I redesigned some more Pokémon OCs, I made some scenery (Pixel) Art. Basically, my best skills of Pixel Art is shown in this month. I dunno what else to really say, besides that I am proud of my skills!
Pixel Sploonkin' (Remade)

Anyways, I wanna thank you all for watching/favouriting-my-artwork/commenting and more! I would've lost a lot of motivation without you people, I would've made less Pixel Art. So I wanna thank you all for this amazing year (11 months actually). Love you all!
<3