Pokemon Hentai Game update (Jan 31, 2016)

[Campo92]

something like this?

[bubba91]

Yes, looks great.

[Gnrgardner]

Also would you consider adding a breeding side into the game kind of like pokemon gold/silver.?

If all are females... who puts the seed?

this makes me think, that somewhere out there, is a cave full of desperate male morphs xD

Ash,Brock could put the seed.

[reap3r119]

Ash,Brock could put the seed.

More beastial? I like the sound of that.

How's progress Humbird0?

[Campo92]

the breeding house in the road between cerulean and vermilion city hit this spot, right? the breeding sistem can be based on the original... the difference is that is the old perv that give semen, or, like gnrgardner tells, ash or brock...

[bubba91]

Horny Horsea:

Spoiler (click to show/hide):

https://www.dropbox.com/s/9hfbn9yjvh7kt7p/horseahorny.jpg

[LVL 108 Paladin]

Could anyone give me a rough estimate when the next update could come out ?

[Campo92]

i think when he come back, he'll kill someone of those continue asking when the game will be updated.... hi new visitor, why you don't work with us? the update will be more fast and more complete with a lot of artworks if more than two people works on it

[LVL 108 Paladin]

I could help but im not that good at drawing but if there's anything else i could help with i'd be happy to

[Campo92]

i was troubled with the same think: i can't draw, humbird0 colors, bubba draws, so i can't help. but a day i see that other drawers came out, but no-one starts color, so i tell... maybe i can color them, they're a lot for only one person! so i've start searching, and i've found a freeware called gimp. i've done some try, then i've done my first color, and they like it, not a lot, but i continue. there're five options if you wanna help: 1)drawing something, 2)color something, 3) shadow something (humbird there is the best), 4) programming some map, or drawing some sprite, 5) find reference material on google for those that draw or program my isn't a yelling, i'm nothing more than a fan

[bubba91]

Horsea back

Spoiler (click to show/hide):

https://www.dropbox.com/s/n6nr3v2cem476vm/horseaback.jpg

[bubba91]

Goldeen back:

Spoiler (click to show/hide):

https://www.dropbox.com/s/h819gg222lm0qd6/goldeenback.jpg

[Wonderful Hawk]

Y'know Bubba, I've got to be honest. It kind of amazes me that you're the same artist who drew your earlier works. Not to deride them, of course, (except for maybe that Clefable which has always been a bit off for me - it's the chin I think) but you've just gotten so much better, and it doesn't even seem like it's been all that much time. Just... kudos, man. Kudos.

[humbird0]

sorry about the color of the eyes, i think that's my fault. i've worked following the humbird0's tutorial, and i've made jessie. the results are: gimp can't reach the photoshop quality with the overlay, so i've done something like a black and white shadow, and you can see the results, so you need to reshadow, like always XD the sencond thing is about the eyes: i dunno how to do them. this is my first work with this metod so don't kill me

Well, the most important thing is to have the line-art on a separate layer.
I usually set the line layer to a blending mode that makes all the white areas transparent. In Photoshop, that blending mode is called "Multiply"
All the color goes on a different layer, placed underneath.
And the shading also has its own layer, sandwiched in between them.
You can set the shading layer's blending mode to allow the colors underneath to show through. The shading itself is done in shades of grey.
This is my basic approach to coloring & shading.

I also have a few extra tricks I use afterwords to enhance the overall appearance.
* Create a hue-adjustment layer and shift all the hues by -20 (which makes yellows turn reddish) then copy the shading layer, invert it, and use it as a mask for the hue layer so that only the shadows are affected. This adds an iridescence so that the shadows aren't the same color as the hilights. I have no idea if this is even possible in The Gimp.
* Create a flattened copy of the image, display it on top of all the other layers, Gaussian blur it by about 5.0, and set its opacity to about 30%. This adds a nice dreamy fuzz effect that makes sketchy lines look less ugly.
* Create a layer on top of everything, fill it with 50% gray, set it to "overlay" blending mode, apply a fair amount of noise, blur it a little, and add motion blur in whatever direction looks good. Then reduce the opacity to about 50% or 30%. This adds a subtle texture to the image that breaks up any unnaturally smooth areas and creates the impression that it's more detailed than it actually is. This is a trick I picked up from Karabiner's art.

[humbird0]

sorry about the color of the eyes, i think that's my fault. i've worked following the humbird0's tutorial, and i've made jessie. the results are: gimp can't reach the photoshop quality with the overlay, so i've done something like a black and white shadow, and you can see the results, so you need to reshadow, like always XD the sencond thing is about the eyes: i dunno how to do them. this is my first work with this metod so don't kill me

It would actually be more convenient for me if you just did flat colors without any shading.
That way, I can change the lighting direction when I add shading to it.

[humbird0]

Could anyone give me a rough estimate when the next update could come out ?

Like the old saying goes:
"It'll be finished when it's done... no sooner."

[humbird0]

so i've start searching, and i've found a freeware called gimp.

Do you know which freeware I recommend?
Photoshop CS2.
Adobe has made it free... sort of.
This is the same version that I've been using for years, so we could even share PSD files if you want to see what my finished files look like. Of course... the file would be pretty big.

[bubba91]

Well, the most important thing is to have the line-art on a separate layer.
I usually set the line layer to a blending mode that makes all the white areas transparent. In Photoshop, that blending mode is called "Multiply"
All the color goes on a different layer, placed underneath.
And the shading also has its own layer, sandwiched in between them.
You can set the shading layer's blending mode to allow the colors underneath to show through. The shading itself is done in shades of grey.
This is my basic approach to coloring & shading.

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When I finish the list of the next update, I think I'll try to help on the lineart and coloring. So a videotutorial with comments like the one wich explain the pokemon editor would be great. Because I don't know how to use photoshop and I don't understand a shit what are you talking about (not your fault, my english is limited) so if I see how to do that, I'll try. Don't try to give me any tutorial written on paper, because I'm not gonna read it. That's not the way I like to learn and I know myself enough to say that I would leave it in 0'. I don't have that patience.

P.S. you forgot to put Horsea's back pose on the list.

[Campo92]

humb if yoou wanna a flat color i've saved the project. by the way, i've watched your shading and for me is a little difficult XD you're the best in shading, i dunno how to do... i mean, what form give to each particular.

[bubba91]

Y'know Bubba, I've got to be honest. It kind of amazes me that you're the same artist who drew your earlier works. Not to deride them, of course, (except for maybe that Clefable which has always been a bit off for me - it's the chin I think) but you've just gotten so much better, and it doesn't even seem like it's been all that much time. Just... kudos, man. Kudos.

Can't be that bad man xD

by the way Humbird0, never figured why this one is on your list. Which is her purpose?

P.S. Trainers don't need back poses by this time, aren't they?