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Published: 2010-12-05 02:01:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 4398; Favourites: 272; Downloads: 68
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Inspiration-> [link]I like Kyurem, although if he kind of scares me. But in a good way. Maybe because it's an ice type who supposedly eats people. I dunno. 8D
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Kyurem, PokΓ©mon Β© Nintendo
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You did really well on this. You made Kyurem look like an actual, menacing dragon 
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Holy crap awesome effect with the claws! Howd you do that?!
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Holy cow, this is fantastic!! I love how the wing looks so close to you, it really adds to the realism!
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This pokemon is still a little confusing for me =/
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It hardly looks overdone to me, but then I know how an artist can be their toughest critic. To me it looks like the focus was on the beast in the back, rather than his wing right in front of you. I can't say whether the blur is too much or not, but then, I'm used to waking up with things in a much worse blur, so I tend to overlook those bits XD it just looks a tad unfocused to me is al, which I kinda like xD;
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That title is awesome and the fog effect is awesomer.
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wow this is just amazing I like the blurr, and the perspective.
You did a great job!
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What is that thing sticking in my face... like the that claw/wing type thing??? That looks... like it was done with a crayon but the rest of it looks really cool in my opinion
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I think it's funny how this guy can freeze himself solid. xD
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When I first saw this guy's design I was disappointed, but I really love the textures and attention you've given him. The blurring really brings his head into focus.
However, maybe you could make it a little less bright at the bottom? I think maybe a more silvery color would work instead of white.
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Okay, I went and toned down the mist at the bottom a smidge. Hopefully now it won't be as jarring.
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Oh yes, I love it. It's excellent that you are willing to go back and make such minor changes even though the picture is "finished". Or are you one of those artists that thinks a work is never done?
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Heh, to be honest, it depends on how lazy I'm feeling.
But I guess I should get into the habit of being ready & willing to change something when need be. I really want to improve my skills.
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My least favorite of the new three godish pokemon, but I still have to hand it to you; Amazing! Like you said, you sort of gave it a different than usual look here, sort of like a traditional, rough japanese painting. Very good, no matter what you were trying to do. I'm looking forward to Black and White, even if some of the pokemon do not get my stamp of approval *COUGHGARBAGEBAGPOKEMONCOUGH* The one that really spites me though is Crimgan, that poser of a dragon pokemon. My only suggestion is that the style is a bit unconsistant; In some places, it's smooth where in others it is jagged. The arms, for example, are very unblemished when they should probably have all sorts of crevices or maybe some scales. I know how awful it is to work on something for hours and then have NO ONE even comment! Anyways, I hope this helped and maybe give a few of mine a look 
-LF
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Hey, thank you for your critique. I added a few more lines down his arms and belly for consistency's sake. I'm glad you pointed those out to me.
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Course! Glad to help a fellow artist and a pokemon fan, at that.
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Awesome! Now here is one more specific reason why I can't wait for the game to come out in the US!
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Well, I feel that you did a fantastic job! Perhaps a little heavy on the blur, but wonderful by my standards! Of course, I'm not professional. I do enjoy it very much, however. Great job!
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Hey, thank you for your input! I really appreciate it. Yes, I can see what you mean about the blur. I've had a suspicion that I've been relying on it too much to create a sense of depth in this and a few of my previous works. I'll definitely lay off the blur in the future, haha.
Thanks again.
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