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Published: 2006-08-13 00:35:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 958; Favourites: 18; Downloads: 8
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Chatot (Perappu in Japanese) is a 4th Generation Pokémon from the Diamond/Pearl games. AND...it is a parrot. A parrot with a musical note for a head and a metronome wand thingie for a tail. It was originally rumored to be a pure Flying type (which would be the First Evar) but now sources say it's Normal/Flying, meaning that Flying is a Pokémon element that is ALWAYS paired with another.
One of its reported attacks is termed "Chatter" or "Blabber" which causes confusion in the opponent, and for this you can use the DS microphone to record sound to be played when this attack is used. I intend to record my conure shrieking for it. ;DANYWAY. This is a rough scribble of a Chatot in flight. Technically it should be a scrap, but I haven't done any art for a while, so here it is. Yeah, see, I've been insanely art-blocked, so I decided to do fanart to try to get the creative juices flowing again. I have a kiriban to do, after all.
EDIT: Dude, Chatot is a sucky name, oh well.
So is Weavile. Chatot/Perappu and Pokémon are © Nintendo/Creatures/Game Freak
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Comments: 15
xD Nice work. I love the head of your Parrap....it's creative and edgy. Very nice. -faves-
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Hahah, it's mostly just not completely ovoid like the actual design. But thanks.
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I love that its head is a musical note. That's so cute!
Did you airbrush the clouds? They look great.
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I actually did the clouds with the normal brush in Painter 7, but with much reduced opacity levels. I have odd techniques.
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No, it's great. I've only just started to learn how to do stuff like that, so I've been asking everybody how they do to see what happens *^_^*
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Your mileage may vary based on your program, but in Painter 7, I get a large brushsize on the Opaque Round brush tool, select a bright but not quite completely white shade, and use a low opacity level like 7%, then go over it with increasingly brighter whites, making the tops of the cumulus heaps white, etc. It tends to make for more cloud-like clouds than the grainy airbrush, which I tend to use just for my spectacular splattery backgrounds when I'm too lazy to paint an actual background.
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(Is it really Norm/Flying now? Yay!)
Very cute! Nice coloring, very very well done!
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According to the latest rumor mill, yup, it's Normal/Flying.
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