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Sta.sh
...you should do Totodile... just sayin cause I'm biased.
or does that ruggedness have a charm to it?
DO NOT WANT RUGGEDNESS
NOPE
NOES
You may want to experiment with softening the outlines (by making them match the colour of what they're surrounding a bit) or finding a way to make them look less jagged and more continuous - it's particularly noticeable on the feet and on the head markings.
Are you using a mouse, like me? It can be tough to get used to making smooth-looking lines without many pixels of width.
I think your idea is really good! I might just redo this one : )
The pixels are there because I used the pen tool, which is very pixelated (in gimp)...In retrospective, it was a very bad idea
What software do you use?
Just using Photoshop CS5 for anything beyond pixels, really - I don't use too many of the tools, since I try to not synthesize my way of drawing too much (and because I don't know them well enough, hah!).