Its Some Angry Monkeys For Your Enjoyment! I Thought Mankey And Primape Would Be Difficult To Place In

It’s some angry monkeys for your enjoyment! I thought Mankey and Primape would be difficult to place in a realistic environment, but they were actually very easy. These pokémon will be available in my shop when they’re painted!

Oh, so cute! So round! So floaty and light! Jigglypuff and Wigglytuff are known for singing, but that’s hard to communicate in a single still image so I decided to focus on the ‘balloon pokémon’ traits instead. Jigglypuff has already been reserved by an enthusiastic puff fan, but Wigglytuff is available in my shop!

I found some old marker tests that I never shared! These were basically tests for how best to get skin tones with my limited range of marker colours, but I’m still pretty pleased with how the characters look. Especially Franz (the blond covered in blood). Even though he’s my character I find him nearly impossible to draw, and that picture is the only one that really looks like him. I only remembered I never shared these because I was trying to draw him and it would not go right and I had to dig out this picture for reference. I’m sorry Franz, I try.

Some Jessie doodles. Looking grouchy at her very old-fashioned school desk.

Magical transforming cats are just as keen on getting in your way as the normal kind. Somewhat less likely to roll on their back and then savage your hand though, since they can tell you in words whether they want to be petted or are expressing trust by showing you their stomach. 

Ladies first, here’s the female Nidoran line! I remember being pleased the girls were the bluish side as a child, because I hated pink. I did wish the female Nidoran had bigger, cuter ears though so I tried to paint them showing to best advantage. I like the funny little hooves these lines seem to have. These little poison buns are available to buy in my online shop!

What’s this? A finished pencil drawing? It’s true! I started a new part-time evening job at the university library, which is extremely quiet when I’m there, and I’m actually allowed to draw to pass the time. It’s amazing! I’m used to retail jobs where doing anything non-work-related is strictly verboten no matter how quiet the shop is. So anyway, here’s Fret looking slightly distressed in his birch grove, the product of sitting at the library counter with nothing better to do. I’d like to do a painting of him and Larkspur soon to show their proper colours. I’m fairly often guilty of designing characters with important colour schemes and then drawing them in black and white all the time.