As for the size of my sprite being too big, I guess many of you have not been reading the CAP Kitchen thread -- because it has been established by our TL that
Aurumoth will be about the size of Dragonite, which is roughly 7 feet tall. The thinking there is that since this is a 600 BST pseudo-legend with a lot of HP and big defense, that this pokemon will not be some dainty little bug. It will be a big archangel, if you want to think about it that way. Just to put it in perspective -- this pokemon will be taller than Tyranitar.
And even if the TL decides to cut down the height for some reason (it won't be finalized until the final product thread), my sprite is still well within size norms for other winged pokemon. Here's a side-by-side comparison of my sprite with some other pokemon:
Braviary is 4'11" and has outstretched wings and a lot of detailing in the face and feet. Braviary is a full two feet shorter than our pokemon, nowhere near it in terms of BST, has less HP and Defense, and isn't a pseudo-legend. Yet the sprite is bigger than mine.
Volcarona is 5'03" and is IMO a comparable "pseudo-legend bug". If you look at just the body (not the wings), Volcarona is bigger than my sprite. Even taking the wings into account, the sprites are comparably sized.
Salamence is a 600 BST winged pseudo-legend, just like Aurumoth. You might be shocked to know that Mence is only 4'11", which is two feet shorter than our Psychic Angel Bug.
I'm not posting this as some definitive proof of how big our sprite should be. If anyone has ever bothered to compare the size of pokemon to their sprites, you will quickly discover that Pokemon is INCREDIBLY inconsistent in this regard. That's the reason I tend to completely ignore the concept of "too big" or "too small" when it comes to the size of CAP pokemon with respect to sprites, stats, typing or whatever. There just isn't any justifiable rule of measure to follow.
With that said, I do acknowledge that people have "gut feelings" about this sort of thing. We all have a sense of whether this pokemon is supposed to be big, small, or somewhere in between. But I think many people in this thread seem to be associating Aurumoth with the "Bug pokemon" aspect of its creation, which typically connotes a small pokemon with a small sprite. I am associating Aurumoth with the "600 BST Psychic Pseudo-Legend Archangel" aspect of it, which I think implies a large majestic figure. I realize there are many tiny little legends with 600 BST (Jirachi, Mew, Celebi, the list goes on and on) -- but as the Kitchen thread has clearly pointed out -- Aurumoth is going to be much, much bigger than any of those pokemon. So instead of thinking little bugs and cute little legends, I'm thinking of big winged dragons and others in that same category.