QotD: What pokemon have you attempted to draw the most?

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QotD: What pokemon have you attempted to draw the most?

Helpful Considerations: Have you gotten better?

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Thanks to e4’s Annual Art Contest, I have drawn Rowlet hundreds of times. Despite this practice, I have only become marginally competent. :owl:

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My own unnamed fakemon. A Dragon/Psychic pseudo legendary pokemon with three eyes on thin stalks like something out of Monsters Inc (or a Doduo where the head is just an eye,) a greyish white body not unlike that of Flygon with streamlined, scythe-like wings and legs. I’ve drawn it many times over the years. Stat spread was 70/90/70/200/70/100, ability was Levitate. It didn’t have a Unown connection initially though the eyes were conceptually very similar, but I definitely contemplated on a connection between it and my Unown evolution ideas later on.

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Dragonite! I tried to add a small Dragonite doodle in every annual E4 signature event so I have practised it a lot. Being competent is a skill issue but I guess it will have its own charm.

Cheers!

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Probably Cubone by now, because it’s the favourite Pokémon of a friend. All Cubones I’ve drawn so far were actually presents. As far as progress goes, I think I improved the lineart over the years. Ink is an unforgiving method, so there’s always a high risk of unfixable mistakes.

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Lopunny, Vaporeon, Gardevoir sometimes with their trainers, and other times altogether at once!

(Serious answer though is eevee, but im awful at drawing so my wife helps me out)

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Magikarp, and I am still awful at it :slight_smile:

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I felt this in my soul…

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Espeon, would doodle it all the time as a kid and drew it more practicing and submitting for the e4 art contest

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Vaporeon.

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I’ve drawn quite a few pokemon over and over. Sharing the charmeleon because I have an art project in mind for the glitter gel pens and I drew a few of these recently. The metallic effect is even cooler in person

I’ve done Venusaur many times over but this was a study testing out color theory

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Definitely Piplup! A close second goes to Dragonair (most of which I drew as a child before Gen 4 existed).

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Wow thats amazing. We have so many great artists of varying artstyles on E4.

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Voltorb. When I was a kid it was an easy Pokemon to draw. I use to draw it in school all the time whenever we had some drawing time. All the kids drew Pokemon and the teachers hated it because it was boring for them just seeing Pokemon over and over.

For one of the E4 Signature Exchanges I drew a quick Voltorb on each card.

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Wow my guy! This is fabulous work! It is so clean and the color matches are brilliant. Thanks for sharing.

Cheers!

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Youre telling me you drew this? It looks amazing! Seriously stunning work on them.

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Thank you for your kind comments guys!

I’ll throw in another doodle. I was working on a postcard drawing by taking images from other cards/collages. I clipped off the left hand side because I drew a few pokemon interacting that I really liked and I might abandon this project to focus on that.

I’ve been sketching since high school but in my elder age I’ve been trying to learn more about color. I had a close friend come over recently and we spent the day drawing and chatting! If you have the time to spend with a friend I highly suggest giving a drawing session a try.

Hopefully the drawing isn’t too burry?

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Perhaps unsurprising

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I dare say these look better than some of the originals… wow.

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As a kid, probably Voltorb. :sweat_smile:

As an adult, apparently still Voltorb (and Electrode). :joy:
Looking at just the Secret Santa artworks I’ve made thus far, the three Pokémon I’ve drawn the most thus far are:

  1. Voltorb/Electrode (both 5 in a single artwork, as balls in a Christmas tree for my first Secret Santa in 2016)
  2. Pikachu (3 times)
  3. Blastoise/Mew/Lugia (2 each)

Greetz,
Quuador

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