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Hmm, I haven't done any fanart in a long time and I wasn't really planning on doing so again, now that I have my very own little Siesta Universe with a lot of original designs for me to explore. However, the time I spend on drawing has gone from literary doodling every free minute all year around to several months passing without ever touching a pen (other than to quickly scribble down notes on what groceries I need to buy). My notes used to be full of random doodles. Now they are left empty and I only draw when I set my mind upon doing so. That doesn't happen very often, since I don't feel that I miss drawing, thus, I "forget" to draw at all. On the rare occasion that I do sit down to draw, I enjoy it a lot though and wonder why on earth I'm not drawing more often.

I've been admiring the cheerful Pokémon-art of ~0okami-Rei for some time. At times when I feel gloomy I like to just click around in her gallery. Her style combined with the bright, shiny colors usually manage to cheer me up. Watching her drawings has also sparked my interest for Pokémon that lay dormant for years and made me curious about what on earth the often referred to PMD-Explorers could be. It turns out it's a group here on DA that has adopted the concept from the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon games and has adapted it to the possibilities offered in an art-community as well as RPG.

I've decided to give it a try and after poring over the list of Pokémon (currently over 600 and more coming ) I eventually settled for a team starting out with a Patrat [link] and Shuppet [link] . I still need to come up with a team name, as well as names for the two characters. This drawing started out as an attempt to explore Patrat's design and adapting it to my own style. The painting shows both of my team members, before one of them joins the afterlife and becomes a Shuppet.

I'm hoping that participating in the group's activities might bring me back into the habit of drawing, as well as teach me a thing or two about story telling. So, more Pokémon related art to come and hopefully more original art.

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Hmm, I haven't done any fanart in a long time and I wasn't really planning on doing so again, now that I have my very own little Siesta Universe with a lot of original designs for me to explore. However, the time I spend on drawing has gone from literary doodling every free minute all year around to several months passing without ever touching a pen (other than to quickly scribble down notes on what groceries I need to buy). My notes used to be full of random doodles. Now they are left empty and I only draw when I set my mind upon doing so. That doesn't happen very often, since I don't feel that I miss drawing, thus, I "forget" to draw at all. On the rare occasion that I do sit down to draw, I enjoy it a lot though and wonder why on earth I'm not drawing more often.

I've been admiring the cheerful Pokémon-art of ~0okami-Rei for some time. At times when I feel gloomy I like to just click around in her gallery. Her style combined with the bright, shiny colors usually manage to cheer me up. Watching her drawings has also sparked my interest for Pokémon that lay dormant for years and made me curious about what on earth the often referred to PMD-Explorers could be. It turns out it's a group here on DA that has adopted the concept from the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon games and has adapted it to the possibilities offered in an art-community as well as RPG.

I've decided to give it a try and after poring over the list of Pokémon (currently over 600 and more coming ) I eventually settled for a team starting out with a Patrat [link] and Shuppet [link] . I still need to come up with a team name, as well as names for the two characters. This drawing started out as an attempt to explore Patrat's design and adapting it to my own style. The painting shows both of my team members, before one of them joins the afterlife and becomes a Shuppet.

I'm hoping that participating in the group's activities might bring me back into the habit of drawing, as well as teach me a thing or two about story telling. So, more Pokémon related art to come and hopefully more original art.

Related Art: