In point of fact, this scene was such a favourite that I would keep saying that “it didn’t stick in my heart” to Marin so that I could keep listening to the Ballad of the Wind Fish over and over again. 
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I enjoyed the Cherry Blossom Torterra piece so much I decided to make more Pokemon variants. This is a Nepenthes-styled Victreebel, with a slight twist on the source of the tail vine.
This uses the Endesga32 palette, as did the previous piece.
As I can’t share png and mov in the same post, here’s the timelapse for the Cherry Blossom Torterra I posted last week. 
I received a commission on my Ko-fi for this cute little 1-bit robot sprite that they intend to use in their project. 
Many thanks for the wonderful request.
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As part of a weekly challenge on one of the Discord groups I’m a part of, here’s a little happy Ghastling. 
Someone in the Discord said (nicely) that the Ghastling looked a little smug and I can’t unsee it now! I quite like that effect.
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As for the cherry blossom Torterra, here’s the timelapse for my Nepenthes-variant of Victreebel.
Here’s the timelapse for my previous post- as you may or may not be able to tell, I really struggled to get something I liked for the cliffs! 
Happy #WIPWednesday! Are you working on a game? Making some art? Practicing a song? Something else? Tell us in the comments!
It’s an older piece of mine now, but the impact this scene left on my young psyche still holds so much sway on me that I can’t help but share it again.
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