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Brad's Pokemon Sprites - recme - 04-17-2012
![[Image: w3Fbb.png]](http://i.imgur.com/w3Fbb.png)
RE: Two sprites, one guy - Cobalt Blue - 04-19-2012
i can see you reworked the feet of the first one, added a random head and edited it too and finally tried to attempt a torso on your own but got the proportions quite off.
you still need to study and practice more your understanding of anatomy.
RE: Two sprites, one guy - Hoeloe - 04-19-2012
His hand looks like elephant man's face.
RE: Two sprites, one guy - recme - 04-19-2012
first, i'd like to start of saying that i didn't edit anything of the first sprite. rather a reference.
reworking the hand and feet for a dynamic pose
![[Image: Yj0xU.png]](http://i.imgur.com/Yj0xU.png)
RE: Two sprites, one guy - Hoeloe - 04-20-2012
I was more referring to the other hand. You know, the one that looks like a brain.
RE: Two sprites, one guy - recme - 04-20-2012
I know you were referring to the other hand. I thought the other one looked odd.
![[Image: fzCjE.png]](http://i.imgur.com/fzCjE.png)
i just need to change place of the thumb.
i also might add other trainers of Pokemon Yellow.
RE: Two sprites, one guy - Hoeloe - 04-21-2012
Well, you need to change the position of the thumb and scale the rest of the hand down. Currently, his fingers appear the size of large sausages.
RE: Two sprites, one guy - recme - 04-22-2012
the reason why his finger are that big are because of perspective. compare with the original sprite.
![[Image: cxbMg.png]](http://i.imgur.com/cxbMg.png)
which hand should I pick?
RE: Gary Oak - Chaoxys - 04-22-2012
![[Image: 35222oz.jpg]](http://i42.tinypic.com/35222oz.jpg)
What was that about perspective?
But yeah, shrink the fingers. Perspective or not, they are too big. Also, his face looks too... goofy, I'm not too good at explaining things honestly but it doesn't fit with the other sprites.
RE: Gary Oak - Cobalt Blue - 04-22-2012
what did we learn today: just because it was done in an "oficial" sprite doesnt mean it was done "right".
in fact, the sprites onthe early pokemon games were terrible for the most part. only a few managed to actually stay in style without becoming a complete mess.
RE: Gary Oak - recme - 05-04-2012
![[Image: xZzZd.png]](http://i.imgur.com/xZzZd.png)
I definitely need help
RE: Gary Oak - Hoeloe - 05-04-2012
When drawing humans, I recommend making that pose and copying yourself. Taking a picture of yourself and analysing it can help. Don't trace it, but analyse it. Even though these are cartoons, they obey the same anatomy as ordinary humans.
RE: Gary Oak - Cobalt Blue - 05-05-2012
you should be aware that the sprites are based from original, much more detailed concept art. wich is something you should do as well(as in, drawingthe character on paper first, and then turn it into an sprite)
RE: Gary Oak - Sevenstitch - 05-05-2012
your hand is still a little too.. large, I guess? It seems that instead of holding the pokeball, gary is balancing it in his palm. Here's an edit I made earlier.
![[Image: gary.png]](https://dl.dropbox.com/u/63227487/tsr%20sprites/gary.png)
I had to sacrifice some of the pokeball itself, but now (I think at least) he is gripping the pokeball.
RE: Brad's Pokemon Sprite - recme - 05-24-2012
Stop on gary for a bit and I redid my trainer sprite from 2 years ago.
![[Image: nR5um.gif]](http://i.imgur.com/nR5um.gif)
C+C would be good yes.