With the random generator set to Gen 1, this week for ‘Pokemonday’ I made a trio of Dratini.
With the random generator set to Gen 5, this week for ‘Pokemonday’ we have Tynamo.
I didn’t think I would be able to find much to do with this Pokemon since it’s just a white drop with eyes. However, after a bunch of experimenting, it ended up having a lot more potential than I initially gave it credit.
A little more pixel art -this time for the protagonist of the comic I’ve been brainstorming.
I’m leaning towards the name ‘Cornelia Ethan.’
She is - much to her own annoyance - named after corn.
Pixel renditions of the current four heroes in Gigi D. G.’s Cucumber Quest, one of my favorite webcomics. I limited myself to a 20x20 grid for each character, though I eventually gave Carrot another couple of pixels in height.
Give it a read! - http://cucumber.gigidigi.com/
After I do one last render of my thesis for my grade, I plan to take about two weeks away from it before I start touching it up again.
In the mean time, I was thinking about maybe doing a minute-long Game Grumps animation. I don’t have a lot of experience with caricature, but I rather like these Muppet-y designs for Jon and Arin.
With the randomizer set to give me something from Gen 3, this week for Pokemonday I made some quick ‘Pokemon Challenge’ designs for cute little Seedot.
Another ‘Pokemon Challenge.’ Since I got a Gen 1 monster last time, I set the random generator to focus in on Gen 2 and got Chinchou.
Challenged myself to be much more spontaneous and quick making these designs compared to last time.
A pair of redesigns!
I decided to revisit some rather neglected characters from last year.
The Fungus Elf & the helicopter-backpack Delivery Guy.
Concept doodle for Cornelia, a comic protagonist I’ve been thinking up.
After playing around with the proportions for a while I’ve grown to rather like the 2-heads-tall-with-stubby-legs look and would like to adapt some other characters to it.
Latest piece for my ‘Dance in the Media’ class at UArts.
The theme for the assignment was ‘patterns.’
I created a series of Piet Mondrian-type images that interweave and overlap to create a multitude of additional pieces throughout.
The music is “Padanaya Blokov” created by Kevin MacLeod.