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SanfroEldolph — Formidable Fakemon
Published: 2011-06-16 17:04:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 556; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 11
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Description
THUBBLE (Thylacine + Pup + Pebble)Type: Ground/Dark
Bio: THUBBLE are often found racing through the desert, kicking up small dust clouds. Their feet pick up vibrations through the sand and send them up into the bones on their backs. The bones are part of their nervous system, which are also connected to their ears.
Evolves into SANCINE at level 20
SANCINE (Sand + Thylacine)
Type: Ground/Dark
Bio: These pokemon hunt at night by picking up on vibrations from the sand. Amazingly accurate, the vibrations can be felt over a mile away. Once alerted of a potential kill, the tail sticks straight up to alert the fellow pack members.
Evolves into DESORLA at level 40
DESORLA (Desert + Desolate)
Type: Ground/Dark
Bio: Dubbed "The Scourge of the Desert", DESORLA travel alone rather than in a pack. Their back legs are built for leaping and help greatly in running. These pokemon are expert climbers and rarely fall.
Suggestions for improvement? Enjoy.
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the first time i saw desorla i thought it was a fairy armadillo. the perspective of sancine's snout is a little off. i can never get things like those right.
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Hahaha I can never seem to get it right either
I'm workin' on it
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ikr. i hate perspective.
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the anatomy in this one is better although ive never seen any dog like Desorla with the back legs like that. they look stretched and it comes across awkwardly. All i can tell you is that if you study up on the animal and study its anatomy, when you make the fakemon, it will be easier. Usually when you simplify the animal' anatomy to a certain degree, it looks way more pokemon-ish
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I'll make sure I do that! I won't let ya down
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cool. Desorla is long. Fittingly so as it highlights the "bones?" on its back.
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Yep, they're bones
Thanks!
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a good tip for shading is that it generally doesn't look the best if you're shading with gradients, due to the fact that it's way too gradual on the eye, and makes everything look perfectly round or done by a computer. if you look at like, your hand, there are drastic shadows there! there's a bit of gradienting but there's also spots where two colors next to each other are like, five shades apart. even simple cel-shading looks better than gradient shading, at least in my opinion.
i'm not an expert at shading at all but i think that it's more pleasing, at least to me, if you can see individual shades. not sure if that helps at all, but you know.
also, thylacines are awesome!
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Wow, thanks!
I know, gradient shading isn't the way to go... And I'd like to move away from it. But when I try to do just regular shading, well, it doesn't look right to me. So then I try a little blending, which turns into a lot of blending haha. But I'll work on it!
Yes, I love them too! Too bad they're extinct
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yeah, shading's a pain. but it's the kind of thing that gets better with practice, thankfully! :3 i guess start with cels first and then start adding different tones in, but who knows.
glad i could help!
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