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I was not able to complete this week's challenge submission for my ongoing Pokémon plushie drawing challenge, so instead of attempting that over the course of the weekend, I've spent the last few hours finishing up manipulating images for the different categories I came up with for the full challenge. As you can see, in addition to all the Pokémon types and all the region maps (those were easy enough to find en masse), I also wanted to do the three starting types, an Eeveelution, a fossil type, a legendary Pokémon, an Ultra Beast, a nonbinary Pokémon, and a Pokémon with alternative looks/forms. Sorry for the blindingly white background, and shoutout to Animal Crossing for having a fun fossil logo to borrow, and I hope maybe you'll be interested enough in this challenge list to consider using any of challenges yourself.

This is the full list of prompts I collected for my own challenge, slightly based on what prompts I liked in the previous Pokémon drawing challenge I utilized. Additional prompts had been tacked on at the end of it from other challenges, and then also here are further prompts I came up with myself (i.e. the regions and the nonbinary categories) to optimize the range of Pokémon I could include in the challenge. I probably said it elsewhere, but I'll admit I compiled an entire list of Pokémon I think would be good as a plushie, and then went through that list with these categories to attempt to find a good range of Pokémon to draw for these 36 challenges. The resulting list has quite a few in common with the previous challenge's entries, but also a lot of new entries that maybe wouldn't have made it to my drawing challenge if not for qualifying for the original list as a plush-able Pokémon. I wanted to optimize my choices in advance to give myself room to fit my favorite choices elsewhere when there was a close tie with a secondary choice. I hope you're enjoying what I've made so far. It's been fun not only drawing myself as a Pokéfan avatar surrounded by cute Pokémon plushies and guarded by an evolved Pokémon, but also fun using a new medium since I never really touched my watercolor pencils before this other than within the first month of getting them.

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I was not able to complete this week's challenge submission for my ongoing Pokémon plushie drawing challenge, so instead of attempting that over the course of the weekend, I've spent the last few hours finishing up manipulating images for the different categories I came up with for the full challenge. As you can see, in addition to all the Pokémon types and all the region maps (those were easy enough to find en masse), I also wanted to do the three starting types, an Eeveelution, a fossil type, a legendary Pokémon, an Ultra Beast, a nonbinary Pokémon, and a Pokémon with alternative looks/forms. Sorry for the blindingly white background, and shoutout to Animal Crossing for having a fun fossil logo to borrow, and I hope maybe you'll be interested enough in this challenge list to consider using any of challenges yourself.

This is the full list of prompts I collected for my own challenge, slightly based on what prompts I liked in the previous Pokémon drawing challenge I utilized. Additional prompts had been tacked on at the end of it from other challenges, and then also here are further prompts I came up with myself (i.e. the regions and the nonbinary categories) to optimize the range of Pokémon I could include in the challenge. I probably said it elsewhere, but I'll admit I compiled an entire list of Pokémon I think would be good as a plushie, and then went through that list with these categories to attempt to find a good range of Pokémon to draw for these 36 challenges. The resulting list has quite a few in common with the previous challenge's entries, but also a lot of new entries that maybe wouldn't have made it to my drawing challenge if not for qualifying for the original list as a plush-able Pokémon. I wanted to optimize my choices in advance to give myself room to fit my favorite choices elsewhere when there was a close tie with a secondary choice. I hope you're enjoying what I've made so far. It's been fun not only drawing myself as a Pokéfan avatar surrounded by cute Pokémon plushies and guarded by an evolved Pokémon, but also fun using a new medium since I never really touched my watercolor pencils before this other than within the first month of getting them.