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So this is pretty much the same as my other Shaymin drawing, but instead I used Hue Shift Shading, or something like that... Pretty much the only take away from this is that the shading looks nicer and overall better. Originally, I just used black and white layers with their transparency set to really low. Here I actually used colder colours for the shadowy parts, and warmer colours for the lighter parts. The colours actually pop now! Might be a bit too vibrant for the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon art style, but hey, that's why they call it a learning curve!

Well, I'm happy with it and I got to try something new. And it paid off! As always, feedback is welcome and much appreciated. Thanks!

This is a Shaymin from the Pokémon series. Pokémon is owned by The Pokémon Company and Nintendo.

Created on: 31st January 2023
Finished on: 11th February 2023
Total Time Taken: 8h 40m

P.S.
I'm keeping both Shaymin drawings up as people who, like me, want to see a sort of evolution on how some small things have a big impact on the overall drawing. Plus, it's nice to look back at when I decided to experiment a little. Glad I did!

Description
So this is pretty much the same as my other Shaymin drawing, but instead I used Hue Shift Shading, or something like that... Pretty much the only take away from this is that the shading looks nicer and overall better. Originally, I just used black and white layers with their transparency set to really low. Here I actually used colder colours for the shadowy parts, and warmer colours for the lighter parts. The colours actually pop now! Might be a bit too vibrant for the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon art style, but hey, that's why they call it a learning curve!

Well, I'm happy with it and I got to try something new. And it paid off! As always, feedback is welcome and much appreciated. Thanks!

This is a Shaymin from the Pokémon series. Pokémon is owned by The Pokémon Company and Nintendo.

Created on: 31st January 2023
Finished on: 11th February 2023
Total Time Taken: 8h 40m

P.S.
I'm keeping both Shaymin drawings up as people who, like me, want to see a sort of evolution on how some small things have a big impact on the overall drawing. Plus, it's nice to look back at when I decided to experiment a little. Glad I did!