Gotta Catch Em' All: PXR Revolution

[SassySnivy]

2/2 for sticking to the story.

10/13 for effort. I just want to say that I REALLY love this. Unfortunately, I can't give you a full 13/13 because the grading rubric says that a 13/13 should be a fully developed image. Although this is an awesome, pretty developed sketch, it isn't quite a fully developed image. What is there is basically perfect though.

12/15 points @Lunar Latias

I hate to butt in, but just so you know...just because something is made in pencil and is shaded in black and white does not automatically NOT make it a "fully-developed image." This clearly IS fully-developed, as it's not a rough sketch and is a finalized pencil drawing.

[Rival Max]

I hate to butt in, but just so you know...just because something is made in pencil and is shaded in black and white does not automatically not make it a "fully-formed image." This clearly is fully-formed, as it's not a rough sketch and is a finalized pencil drawing.

Sorry speed but this thread is not for open posts like this. Its only for posting and and grading.

[Suicune's Fire]

I think an exception can be made in this case. These are the rules, as stated in the first post (which should be read before submitting anything).

Effort:

This is on a scale of 0 to 13 points.

0 is a crudely done drawing where stick figures and circles for Pokemon are abundant. (Please don't bother if you do that.)
2 is a colourless sketch of a Pokemon, period. That's it.
4 is a piece that took some time but was quickly submitted after a few minutes of work. (I usually gauge this by how the Pokemon look. Did it seem like you looked up what the Pokemon looks like? Was there a background? Etc...)
7 is basically what 4 is but with colors thrown in and a bit more effort.
13 is a piece where EVERYTHING in the drawing has been worked on; Pokemon, shading, brightness, colors, background, etc... And yes, you can get in between these values.

It may seem unfair that her picture was not graded with the full 13 points, but the fact is that there's a very clear rubric in the first post. In fact, according to this rubric, the drawing was up-graded because it was great. (7 points for colour, but there was no colour and she got 10.) That's not Dragon Master Mike's fault. He's just following the grading system that someone created years ago. xD

Perhaps it needs to be changed a bit, but the 10 effort points was due to the fact that there was no colour.

[Chibi Altaria]

I hate to butt in, but just so you know...just because something is made in pencil and is shaded in black and white does not automatically NOT make it a "fully-developed image." This clearly IS fully-developed, as it's not a rough sketch and is a finalized pencil drawing.

It's okay, Speedy. I mean yeah, I'm miffed that's how it is after all the effort I put in, but I understood that when I submitted it. Since it's the grading rubric and all. I disagree with it, yeah, but that doesn't make a difference. And if it's only a few points I'm missing out on, I'll continue to do my sketches regardless. c:

And that's all, I'm not starting a discussion. xD

[SassySnivy]

Yeah, sorry guys. D: I guess that's why I should read things in full, huh? Its been a long day. Sorry for lashing like that, I guess stuff like that just gets under my skin.

But I'm cool now, lol. I know I'm not part of GCeA but I guess I get really passionate and sensitive about anything art related. So yeah. Sorry. Carry on!

[Rival Max]

Whole geez.. well all these posts are about to vanish you were all warned lol. Post in the club

[Rival Max]

There :) order.

[Chibi Altaria]

It's a little confusing to be asking questions about a particular thread in GCEA here, and having to open another tab to actually see the thread you're talking about...but whatever. xD

While I'm not mad or anything, do the entries for GCEA need colour to be a finished piece? Cause I could do the same thing with a black sketchbook using white charcoal, and it would still miss out on the few points relating to colour? o:

[Neo Emolga]

*Deep breath*

This is HANDS DOWN the best picture of Emolga I've ever done.

Story Version: Resurgent Red
Character: Wayne Evans
Link to Stats: Linky
Description:

THE THREE WISHES:

Pokémon: Emolga
Item: Fire Stone
Event: A MASSIVE food fight at Jirachibucks (Starbucks Spoof). This would be Wayne's dream to see a normally quiet, modest, and hipster coffee shop erupt into total pandemonium. And the answer is yes, I think this would be funny as all heck if it actually happened.

The actual art took quite a few hours and was done mainly with Paint Tool SAI for the Emolga line art and then was colored, detailed, and complete with background elements in Photoshop. And yes, I had quite a bit of fun designing the Jirachibucks logo in the background.

Ready? May this make you smile and laugh.

Spoiler:

[Pokemon Trainer Sarah]

Neo... that is incredible. The detail is AMAZING! Seriously, well done! I love all the details in the background and even on the ceiling! Plus Emolga looks so pleased. XD