Weavile is just so goddamn adorable.

Some of my stuff feels odd compared to other artists that I’ve seen. Maybe it feels odd because other people have tools more advanced than MS Paint’s bucket fill, and realize that shading is a thing that happens. I think at least a part of it comes from the reason I draw this stuff. It’s less about sexual fantasy for me, and more about a weird form of meditation. Drawing lewd stuff just clears my head out really well.

This is the reason I draw so many dicks and shirts on everybody. I cannot draw pussy for the life of me, and I can’t do nipples either. I draw lewds to reduce stress; trying to get lady bits to look right, or trying to get somebody’s shirt off would do the opposite of that. Boners are easy for me to draw, so there’s gonna be a lot of those up here, including on most of the women.

The personality involved is the probably what I enjoy about this. Especially because I have particular sets in mind that Pokemon nerds will get more out of.

Weavile’s scarf is a Focus Sash. He’s running Counter, Low Sweep, Throat Chop, and Icicle Crash. Gardevoir is wearing an Assault Vest. She’s running Charge Beam, Draining Kiss, Shadow Ball, and Psychic.

Weavile is an opportunist, and plays fast, loose, and reckless, while Gardevoir is more cautious, she’s impressively patient and difficult to wear down. There’s a fun dynamic in there. I might do more with this later.


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