Thread: Pimpinwhiteninja's new pokemon and evolutions

Please tell me what you think.
I am just a beginner but I feel I am gradually getting better.

where are they?

Sorry just added them now.

pegosaur is the best

Pegasoar is the most impressive out of all of them, but they're all pretty good. :D

Thanks he is supposed to be a legendary.
I'll post more soon.

He sure looks like a legend, that's for sure. He's awesome. :D
When you do, i'll be looking! Haha.

This is easier to look at and has more info

Name-Pegasaur
Type-Flying/Light
Additional information:
This pokemon is meant to be a legendary in my Pokemon world.


Name-Chicky
Type-Normal/Flying
Additional information:
First form of 3 pokemon family


Name-Pebblix
Type-Rock/Ground
Additional information:
Preevolved form of Onix. (Onix shown for comparison)
Please give an opinion on whether i should go with the horn or without.


Name-Siniswine
Type-Dark
Additional information:
Will evolve in to a Dark/Steel type. (soon to be sprited)


Name-Tropkin
Type-Grass/Flying
Additional information:
Tropius preevolved form. (Tropius show for comparison)


Name-Fuji
Type-Grass
Additional information:
First form of Grass starter. (my first sprite)


Name-Braebark
Type-Grass
Additional information:
Second form Grass starter.


Name-Cortree
Type-Grass
Additional information:
Third form Grass starter.


Name-Diggash
type-Ground
Additional information:
Alternate evolved form for Diglett.
(Diglett shown for comparison)

I love chicky and siniswine. You're very creative. :D

All of the previous plus more.

*Sigh* People, give him proper CC.
First of all, your sprites mostly don't face the player's Pokémon.
Secondly, Diggash's arms are mirrored, which is poor spriting.
Thirdly, you don't outline shade properly- which is essential.
Lastly, your shading isn't proper- it should come from the top=left.
Use TCoD's Spriting Tutorial, and the PokéCommunity member Chesu's tutorials please.

Thanks for the Advise but I'm just a beginner and all of these sprites are from a couple months ago anyway.

If you're a beginner, then you should try to read and take on the advice to improve. That's the point.

NikNaks is right. I'd also recommend to start with fusions and recolours- It gives a better understanding of line art and pallettes.