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Pokemon Fusions have always been a mystical thing to me. I’ve seen them a long time even before I got into art and always find them fascinating. One day, I decided to take a stab at it.

And thus, here we have the first of what would become an occassional art thing I do, taking two Pokemon and then fusing their designs together to create a hybrid! These things are always super fun — and even for my first attempt at it, I think I came up with something pretty awesome-looking. (Tooting my own horn here, yes, I know.) xD
I handpicked the two Pokemon to fuse this time around though, unlike most/all other future entries where I used a randomiser to determine the fusion “ingredients”. Oh well. :3

And also, ya mighta noticed that not only is this the first time I dabbled in Pokemon Fusions, but it’s also the first time I dabbled in actually properly shading my work. It’s… scary, honestly, taking the first step. But it was pretty worthwhile in the end, as this helped me to get finally comfortable with adding at least some simple shading to my work. (Or maybe I did actually dabble in shading already before this - point is, it’ll get a lot more common now.) xD

And man, does shading bring a lot more life to yer drawings. Highly recommend it, if ya haven’t already. :3

Description
Pokemon Fusions have always been a mystical thing to me. I’ve seen them a long time even before I got into art and always find them fascinating. One day, I decided to take a stab at it.

And thus, here we have the first of what would become an occassional art thing I do, taking two Pokemon and then fusing their designs together to create a hybrid! These things are always super fun — and even for my first attempt at it, I think I came up with something pretty awesome-looking. (Tooting my own horn here, yes, I know.) xD
I handpicked the two Pokemon to fuse this time around though, unlike most/all other future entries where I used a randomiser to determine the fusion “ingredients”. Oh well. :3

And also, ya mighta noticed that not only is this the first time I dabbled in Pokemon Fusions, but it’s also the first time I dabbled in actually properly shading my work. It’s… scary, honestly, taking the first step. But it was pretty worthwhile in the end, as this helped me to get finally comfortable with adding at least some simple shading to my work. (Or maybe I did actually dabble in shading already before this - point is, it’ll get a lot more common now.) xD

And man, does shading bring a lot more life to yer drawings. Highly recommend it, if ya haven’t already. :3