I tried something new this time, just wanted to experiment so I used ChatGPT to generate a background. Would love to hear which version works better! One is no background at all, the other is black, and finally, there is the AI-generated background.
I was trying to figure out a bit more about these Pokémon since I didn't know they were a split evolution. I only noticed while writing out their names that it's Wor - MADAM and mot - HIM. Oh, so that's why they're a gender split evo...
The monkey fire-starters! I've never used them myself, but one day I'd love to do a run with a full monkey team; you can bet these are the fire types I'm using.
The baby Mantine! I like this one; while I generally don't care for the baby Pokémon, this one is good.
The witchy ghost evolution of Misdreavus. I didn't have a lot of appreciation for this one until the PokePocket TCG. It's a fun card, and I now appreciate the witch look for it.
I decided to do both forms of this one. Drawing them made me feel like this The Shredder in Pokémon form. As both a Ninja Turtle fan and a Pokémon fan, I gotta give props to this one.
This is a weird situation as to my process of drawing Pokémon in their lines as they appear. Since Roselina appeared before, both the pre- and post-evolutions appeared here in Gen 4.
The evolution of sneasle. I made it more in the ornery style I did of my sneasle piece. While this ended up looking like some weird Sonic OC it does follow my previous design.
Wildly popular landshark Pokémon. Street Sharks was a cool show, but honestly, Pokémon outdid them. Very fun designs and a very strong line as well.
The little bell Pokémon. It's fun and cute, never used it, but sometimes that's all Pokemon needs to be! Neat!
The baby Sudowoodo. I like the bonsai tree aesthetic, and honestly, I'm not a fan of the baby Pokémon, except this little guy. I love him.
The two-tailed water otters. I don't have much to say on them, but they are, honestly, just great.
The evolution of Murkrow, and a good one at that, I love the bigger hat and puffed out chest. Fun Pokémon and a great addition.
Another added final stage introduced in Gen 4. I like Mamoswine a lot. An Ice-type mammoth had a high chance to be cool ;)
I'm not a huge Magmar fan, and I'll just say even less of its pre- and post-evolutions. However, it was a decent challenge to draw.
The fossil Pokémon that are based on Pachycephalosaurus. I like these guys, but man, can they pack a wallop in some games. Heck, the Poke Pocket game was a whole meta around slamming Rampardos into your foes.
Well, they are a floating steel disc and a gong. Pokémon gets some criticism for making "object" Pokémon, but I instead congratulate them for making these objects interesting with some personality.
Mythical Pokémon that are not easy to obtain. I don't have much experience with them, as it wasn't something I tried to do in the older Pokémon games. Still fun little mons though!
The musical bug Pokémon. As a bug trainer, I love these crickets; however, the Diamond and Pearl remakes traumatized me. They are the only available bugs before the first... ROCK GYM.
The Pokémon of Nightmares. This is a very popular one in a lot of various Pokémon games. While I don't have a large attachment to it, I like the design.