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Peter's Pokemon Art
- Thread starter P N N K
- Start date
TPJerematic
Photo ALL of the Pokemon
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- May 5, 2009
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That bellsprout isn't half bad
Really? You're only twelve? Then I must tell you, your usage of punctuation and your ability to use grammar and proper sentence structure has my utmost respect.
Onto looking at your art, it's pretty good for someone of your age... I mean, I know that back in sixth grade, I wasn't the greatest of artists out there myself (and honestly? I still am not, haha...). I can see your potential with how you've actually gotten things inked and coloured that with more practice and keeping at it, you'll be more advanced than a lot of other kids your age.
Onto looking at your art, it's pretty good for someone of your age... I mean, I know that back in sixth grade, I wasn't the greatest of artists out there myself (and honestly? I still am not, haha...). I can see your potential with how you've actually gotten things inked and coloured that with more practice and keeping at it, you'll be more advanced than a lot of other kids your age.
I'm really liking the Blastoise, Shellder and Pidgey. They all look really good. A little tip for the Charmander's flame, though. You may just want to add a line where the colour transitions from yellow to orange -- filling it in with lines like that gives it a sloppy appearance. ^^;
Pretty good new ones, though not as great as some of the previous that were entered. My tips for these ones... hm... Lapras' mouth looks too hooked, much like a parrot's beak, or something like that.
Also, 'emme ask... do you draw 'skeletons' of the drawings first... like... uh... *runs off to get an example*
Also, 'emme ask... do you draw 'skeletons' of the drawings first... like... uh... *runs off to get an example*
This is a rather old drawing of mine (doodle, really), but the red arrows are pointing to the skeletons of my drawings 
They really help to get proportions and anatomy correct. Also, if you do that, make sure not to press down hard, the skeletons should actually be difficult to see, unlike mine in the pic (however, that was just practice), so that you can go over it with the details that are supposed to be there.
It makes it a heck of a lot easier for getting things drawn, methinks. But, like people have said before: To each their own. Everyone has their own style, and if you're not comfortable with it, then that's you ^^;; Hehe, just spreading some of my own art knowledge.
They really help to get proportions and anatomy correct. Also, if you do that, make sure not to press down hard, the skeletons should actually be difficult to see, unlike mine in the pic (however, that was just practice), so that you can go over it with the details that are supposed to be there.It makes it a heck of a lot easier for getting things drawn, methinks. But, like people have said before: To each their own. Everyone has their own style, and if you're not comfortable with it, then that's you ^^;; Hehe, just spreading some of my own art knowledge.
