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The uncreative titles strike once again

This piece also has a bit of a story behind it, which is rather humorous given the shotty title :,)

While drawing this, I originally wanted to stay faithful to the original designs of the Sinnoh pokemon. But that wasn't really a challenge, given how it limited the creative process' design aspect... Something that, on a design's conceptual level, was a weak point. And that's when it sort of cleared up.

It's my own challenge. And while the rules should be consistent, it should also be personalized, and (while testing my limits, (hence 'challenge')) fun. So I went ahead and doodled some interpretations from fan games I had been following. And... Here we are :0

Tl;dr: Prioritized exercising weaknesses over drawing pokemon designs faithfully. Because art/conceptual experimentation > design accuracy, imo? Makes a significantly more varied gallery, at the very least.

Anyway, just wanted to say that in case anyone asked why this was incorporated into the whole Sinnoh challenge bit. There's a few more pieces that'll reinterpret the pokemon like this one does, so... look forward to it?

Enjoy!

(P.S: This interpretation of Ambipom is a ghost type, if that wasn't obvious. Hence the ghost hands, separated sections, and floating. So it could be considered fanart of a reinterpreted Ambipom as a ghost type, if ya think about it.)

Description
The uncreative titles strike once again

This piece also has a bit of a story behind it, which is rather humorous given the shotty title :,)

While drawing this, I originally wanted to stay faithful to the original designs of the Sinnoh pokemon. But that wasn't really a challenge, given how it limited the creative process' design aspect... Something that, on a design's conceptual level, was a weak point. And that's when it sort of cleared up.

It's my own challenge. And while the rules should be consistent, it should also be personalized, and (while testing my limits, (hence 'challenge')) fun. So I went ahead and doodled some interpretations from fan games I had been following. And... Here we are :0

Tl;dr: Prioritized exercising weaknesses over drawing pokemon designs faithfully. Because art/conceptual experimentation > design accuracy, imo? Makes a significantly more varied gallery, at the very least.

Anyway, just wanted to say that in case anyone asked why this was incorporated into the whole Sinnoh challenge bit. There's a few more pieces that'll reinterpret the pokemon like this one does, so... look forward to it?

Enjoy!

(P.S: This interpretation of Ambipom is a ghost type, if that wasn't obvious. Hence the ghost hands, separated sections, and floating. So it could be considered fanart of a reinterpreted Ambipom as a ghost type, if ya think about it.)