Geez... I'm seeing so many designs that it's IMPOSSIBLE to comment on them all. It's kinda sad, considering how may of them are interesting and are designed well.
@ Cartoons!: Ah, yes. I knew I probably should have said something about this little guy earlier. Anyways, I think this "pixie" fellow is probably the most unique out of this bunch. Although several of them tend to shape shift, as yours appears to from the little animation you have provided for us, I'd say nothing even closely resembles him and it probably took a heck of a lot of imagination on your part to come up with him.
I really had to hunt for something to suggest, but I think I have one little nit-picky detail that I want to point out in regards to the artwork itself. In the sprite of this guy in your avatar, the bottom part is yellow. Meanwhile, in your artwork, it is difficult for me to tell weather it is yellow as it is in the sprite, or orange (like is arms) because of the way it is shaded. I'm pretty sure that its supposed to be yellow based on the sprite in your avatar, but, like I said, I am unsure. When doing this guy in photoshop, could you make that a little more obvious?
@ Umbreonage: Your dolphine design certianly has potential. It's not quite there yet, but it's getting there. The design itself is certianly interesting. There are, howevere, a couple of problems with the artwork. First of all, I strongly suggest that you get rid of the electrical effects around the fins: it doesn't look good. Second of all, I think the jagged armor does not work with the design: I'd say simplify the armor and have the flippers go armorless. One last nit-picky detail is that the tail (as lovely as that is, by the way and the armor on the rest of his design should be modled after that) looks like it is detached from the body: if that is not what you were going for, that ought to be fixed.
@ aragornbird: Hmm... I guess the standing pose for your shrimpy isn't so bad after all. But what I really dig about the new version of your design is the lights: the fact that the lights change color is just sick, so good on you. In regards to your own remark about it not looking much different from your previous version, I don't think that you really want to deter much from that. Needless to say, this design is certianly comming along well and I can't wait to see how the shrimp develops.
@ Paras Hilton: Wow... I really dig the lanter-carrying fish design you have for us here. The color scheme goes away from what I'm seeing in a lot of the designs here, which makes this design even more interesting: I don't think the coloration makes it look like a dark type (which is what other people seem to be saying), but even if it DID look like a dark type, that really shouldn't have any bearing on the design itself anyway. Overall, I think that your design is very well thought out and I really like the imagination that you put into this little guy.
That said, I think you could change the coloration of the red parts: that might help quieten the complaints about it "looking like a dark type." I'm thinking something along the lines of a light blue, but you can experiment with different colors in those areas.
@ Wyverii: Your polar bear design certianly does bring out the primary electric typing. The choice of critter that you've based your design off of is enough to bring out the water typing as well. Since you don't want to bring out the water typing all that much, I think that this will be fine. The fact that the skin is rubbery and can be changed into anything is a nice touch. I'd certianly like to see some supporting artwork depicting this if you have the time to create any.
I would think that the fur could also be static charged, which would allow for the use of electrical attacks, but the metal horn and the tail (which you've already mentioned would be the source of electrical attacks) also work well for those purposes. The only thing that I would suggest is to play with the eye color a little bit and see if you want to keep the eye color yellow or not: it certianly could add a little more variety to your design's color pallet, which in this case wouldn't hurt (although the design is fine without it).
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It's really hard to pick a favorite design: I really like too many of them to be able to do so. You all are putting out designs that are imaginative: some of them are cool, some of them are cute, but they all have had hard work put into them and it really makes me happy to see these designs.
