11bug
This is a very cute design! You did a great job at combining a cauldron and a dragon very well, without making it feel like it's just one element on top of another. Something that I think you could work on in this design is to simply flesh it out, since right now it feels a bit too simple. I believe you could add more ghost-like elements to it as well, maybe taking advantage of the cloud it has on its head to further integrate the ghost typing more.
12MONeil
I find it interesting you went with this sort of design, and integrated the ghost typing less obviously. While it has an interesting shape, I think the simplicity ends up making it feel like it's just a regular snake striking a pose. If I could suggest something to further your design, I think it might be worthwhile to add some more flair to the patterns on its body, and definitely adding some other shape to the piece. I was thinking maybe some ghost-like element, to not only bring out the tornado shape more, but also help make the connection that it's a ghost type.
Birkal
This is one of my favorite designs so far! The physical integration of the ghost typing using the tombstones is a clever and creative way of avoiding the general "spooky wisps" that most ghost designs tend to have. It's also cool how you integrated it into an animal that fits the concept well, making it feel more natural than a conglomeration of random elements. The only thing about it that feels weird to me is the tail, which looks more detailed than the rest of the design. It sort of sticks out a bit too much compared to the rest of it, so I think making it simpler would make it fit.
Chomz
I can definitely see the typings in this guy, which is great! However, I think the typings feel a bit too tacked on, making it look less like the typings naturally fitting together, and more that the two elements were just added onto one another. If you could possibly make the chains and other inorganic elements fit more naturally, I think it'll help mesh the typings together better.
chuckeroo777
This design is really fun, but it's very hard to tell that it's dragon and ghost. If anything, it looks very mechanical, which moves it towards more of a steel typing than anything else. It's hard to recommend what to change about it without completely revamping the design, but I think a good place to start is to try a different color. If you made it a sort of off-white color, you might be able to pass it off as bones, and possibly alter the head in a way to make it feel draconic.
D4rk3r
I REALLLYY love this guy! The way its posed gives it a very nice look into the way it moves and behaves, which is great at helping it give off a ghost type vibe. I don't really have much to criticize about this design, since it does well at conveying the typings so far.
Darklatias92
Utilizing the Pokemon Statue was a really neat spin on the typings, which is super cool! However, as it stands right now it looks very similar to Charizard Mega X, which I assume is because it has a similar palette and the iconic fire coming from the side of the mouth. I think changing one or the other, or both, will help diassociate it with megazard.
darmico
The first thing I noticed about this design was that it's shaped like a bow and arrow and anchor, which is a SUPER clever way of integrating the possible moves this cap might get! The only thing I suggest changing is to smooth out the lines a bit, and remove or alter some of the more detailed-heavy aspects of it such as the red spots. Otherwise, I'm very interested in seeing how this develops!
Durengardnit
I had a feeling someone would do an idea based on a mimic, and you did a great job at it! As it stands, I can definitely see the relationship between the chest and the dragon typing, which is great at creating a natural connection between those elements. However, it's very hard to see the ghost typing in this design, other than the grays you've used. As a suggestion, I think you could shorten the body length and possibly make it appear more wispy, such as duskull's drapey arms. An idea I've had on making it appear more ghost-like is to also possibly change the body to be some sort of ragged cloak, which not only helps its ghost typing, but also integrates a royal-theme to it as well, which compliments the dragon and treasure chest!
epicparker
Oh boy, this is one creepy dude o__o
It does a great job at combining the typings into one natural entity! Only thing I would suggest changing about it is the head in general, which doesn't seem to mesh well with the body. It might be because it has a lot more detail going on in it, or maybe it's drawing too much of a focal, leaving the rest of the body unappealing. It's a great concept though, so whatever you do I'll be interested in seeing!
EpicUmbreon29
Great integration of the typings! If there's anything I can suggest, is that you could possibly add some more interesting parts to the body. Right now, the only thing it has going for it is the head, making the rest of its body, especially the middle part, pale in comparison. Since the middle part of its body is the largest part of its design, I think if you added some sort of pattern there, like what snakes usually have, it might help bring out that section more!
Falchion
Epic! This is personally a favorite of mine, because it sticks to more simple concepts that are easily associated to the typings this cap has. The only thing that I wish you would touch upon on it is that it's sort of cluttered. While it does make the design "cooler", having too much going on with it makes it feel like the design elements you've put in it were just cobbled together. From the two designs you have currently, I think the left one does a better job at keeping it relatable to the typings without overdoing it, and even then could lose a little detail such as the chains on its arms.
Felis Licht
I'm always a fan of the more cute approaches to cap designs, and this one is a great contender! As of now, it's a bit hard to see how the rest of the body looks, so if possible, I'd love to see some more sketches of it.
FellFromtheSky
This one is very elegant, and its easy to see the ghost typing in just the posing alone! Other than that, I think the ghost arms coming out of its body feel unnatural, more like they've been tacked on just to help justify the ghost typing further. I believe the design would still get the typing across without those extra arms, and helps clear the clutter around the front half of its body.
HatfulofBomb
This is probably my favorite "skeleton dragon" design, just because it goes a step further by introducing another concept that works very well with it! The only thing that I'd suggest changing is to make the lock on its chest feel a bit more natural. Right now, it seems less like its an actual part of the pokemon, and more that someone just put it there.
Hollymon
Welcome back! ;;
As usual, you always bring these cute and small designs that are super great! However, I think that might also be a problem since the design doesn't give the impression that it's on its final stage, or one that looks like it can't be developed further. I wouldn't change it based on that though, but it's something you might look into considering.
Igloo the Almighty
Interesting use of the ouroboras for this cap design! It's sort of hard to make the connection though, which might be a problem in helping its lore. Outside of that, my suggestions to your design is to possibly flesh out the head to make it more interesting, and then integrate the two typings more closely together. Right now, the two typings don't feel naturally integrated, and more like they were both just put together.
JaeBirdie
The really long limbs and other parts of the design are what I love best about your design, since it gives the impression of this creepy dragon just steadily creeping along the ground. Of the color palettes you presented, I'd love to see how #1 and #3 look, especially #1 since it has some interesting shades of green! The only suggestion I can give on this design is to possibly make the tentacles coming out of its arms, and the fire coming out of that, more imposing. Maybe making it start out small from the ends and then getting increasingly longer towards the middle part of the arms?
KeeganSkymin4444
Very elegant design, and I'm a sucker for simple ones! However, I think it's leaning to being a bit too simple, since there doesn't seem to be much of anything to look at. If you could, I think if you added some patterns to the body, in a controlled way, I think it would help make it more interesting!
letterman4
Cool idea on integrating the dragon typing through the lore, and the ghost typing physically! However, it appears to be too humanoid to me, and aspects of the gown and shoulder pads only makes it moreso. What I would suggest doing is making the folded-over parts of the front of the gown more natural, and making the shoulder pads more like extensions of the shoulders. I think the concept is a very solid foundation to work on, so I'm hoping you work on it a bit further!
Menshay
This is another great example of combining the typings into a natural design, making both of the typings compliment each other! There isn't much else to elaborate on the design, since I very much like all of it. Can't wait to see how you color this!
Morghulis
One of the more clever designs, since it uses a concept that at first wouldn't be associated to dragons or ghosts. While I think you did an amazing job at bringing out the dragon typing, the ghost typing feels tacked on. The concept of the decapitated hydra heads acting as the ghost typing sounds cool, but in this case they seem very extra, and in a sense the only source of the ghost typing. If you could, I would suggest using the ghost typing in more of the piece to help balance it out, such as maybe turning the front arms into ghost arms.
Mova
Cute! There isn't much to say about this design, other than it having a cool palette choice. Fleshing out the design with some more elements, maybe drawing inspiration from more of the influence, might help in making it have more to say about it in terms of interesting parts.
Mr Spyda
I unironically think this is a good concept. Instead of making the body a box, how about turning it into a ribcage shaped like a jail cell? It would help integrate the trapping element into the body more naturally!
Okamu
It's sort of hard to see the design because of the way you scanned it, but from what I can see, I think the design edges on being too simplistic, in the sense that there isn't much noteworthy aspects about it. The most bare part of it, which I think you can take advantage of, is its back, so I think it would be awesome if you could possibly add something there to make it have more flair. Since it looks like a disnosaur, maybe research some dinosaurs with something interesting on their backs, and then utilize those shapes to build up something!
Quanyails
Tapewyrm is possibly the best nickname I've ever heard, and the design is even better! The simplicity of it, while keeping it very interesting, is my favorite part of it. There isn't much to comment on the design otherwise, but I'm interested on seeing how you could implement the head to fit with the flatness of everything else. Correct me if I'm wrong, but the head looks spherical and round, compared to the rest of the design which utilizes a flatness.
Sgt.Moose
Cute design! It does a good job at displaying the typings, especially since it uses an interesting concept to help get the typings across. It looks sort of like it could evolve further though, but that's the only complaint I have.
SilvanRaptor
This is in my tp favorite designs, since it not only has an interesting shape, but because everything about it seems to mesh well together, and on top of that gets the typing! There isn't much to comment on the design itself, but from a final render view, I feel like the wisp at the end of the tail going in a different direction from the other wisps should go the same way as the others. It's a very small nitpicky thing to say though, so feel free to ignore it!
thebangzats
Also one of my favorite designs! I usually dislike inorganic matter being put into a design, but you managed to make it feel very natural without going overboard with it. There isn't much else to say, since I believe the shapes do an amazing job already. Can't wait to see the colors!
The Steam Punk
The pose of this design makes it very dragon-like, and has a very interesting palette to boot! Otherwise, I find it hard to see the ghost typing in this, and if it's there, it isn't very apparent. If the blue fire is what you're going with to make it ghost type, I think you could do with adding more of it around the body, since right now the length of the body seem very bare.
Zephias
I'm a sucker for very weird and creepy designs, so this one I like personally! It has an interesting shape as well, which helps distinguish it from the generic body types that are usually seen. The only thing I want to suggest on this is to possibly make the spines less detailed, but not too much to make it lose the visual cue that they're spines.
