Phil

@phildragash

Film Person that draws a lot. | Voice Actor (I made that LOTR Audiobook) ☕ Represented by Lemonade Illustration Agency🍋 contact for commish: studio@lemonadeillustration.com

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Phil@phildragash· 25d

"Besides, the stainless steel construction made the flux dispersal-" just something I drew #TenchiGalaxy

Phil@phildragash· 25d

Dragonite. Dragonite Dragonite, I think Dragonite is an awesome evolution from Dragonair because it bucks the assumption that each evolution has to be bigger, and share similar colors and builds. Also it's so happy, and I love how close it looks to Charizard. Also how deceptively stronger it can be.

watercolor image of Dragonite from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· 25d

Dragonair, so majestic.

watercolor image of Dragonair from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· 26d

did you know? Dratini Dratini!

watercolor image of Dratini from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· 27d

Moltres is my favorite of the three birds. All because Charizard was my first fave Pokémon as a kid, and just because it was fire-type, it became my favorite. Would I have a different fave between them if it wasn't for Charizard? Most likely. Also, this pose was difficult!

watercolor image of Moltres from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· 28d

Zapped-DOS

watercolor image of Articuno from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· 29d

Timelapse for good measure!

Phil@phildragash· 29d

Wanted to draw something the day of getting funded, but it looks like I got it finished after the stretch goal, what can you do? I'm whiplashed how things exploded so fast with the Tenchi Galaxy kickstarter, you are all unreal!

group picture of the characters from "Tenchi Muyo!" done in a "chibi style", for lack of a better phrase. Consisting of (left to right) Ayeka, Sasami, Mihoshi, Tenchi, Washu, Ryoko and new character Rissa. With an explosion in the background inferring a mishandling of a matsuri mikoshi thing. It happens.

Phil@phildragash· Jul 11

Okay, time to get legendary. Arctic Uno!

Phil@phildragash· Jul 11

Angry Prehistoric Amber-Birthed Gargoyle Rhamphorhynchus-ass lizard bird

watercolor image of Aerodactyl from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· Jul 10

Kabutops looks directly at the player and that's unnerving.

watercolor image of Kabutops from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· Jul 10

Ka Bu To Ka Bu To Ka Bu To - warrior! Love this sprite, probably the most unique for Kabuto.

watercolor image of Kabuto from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· Jul 9

Worship Your Swag Lord Helix

watercolor image of Omastar from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· Jul 9

cover art to @thevanishedpeople.bsky.social and Koven Wei's newest song, decided on a classic Hiroshi Nagai style for the background, and I hope Nagai san doesn't mind! Loved doing it. check out the music after a successful escape from prison. youtu.be/1SYPldhVpMY

digital art of a sunset-kissed city in the background with a convertible speeding away on the right hand side, two girls, one with long flowy hair and one with a hat and two wings (one bat-like, the other feathered like an angel) relax as they have succesfully escaped somewhere. There are palm trees and giant structures behind them, and vaguely colored jumpsuits flying in the wind behind them. Could be prison attire.

Phil@phildragash· Jul 9

Omanyte is a British police officer. "Oi, wut's oll dis then"

watercolor image of Omanyte from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· Jul 7

Porygon was hard to draw, I was looking forward to it, but it became a bigger challenge than I thought it would be. Anyway, it's been almost 30 years, give Porygon a break. It was Pikachu. (iykyk)

watercolor image of Porygon from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· Jul 5

Gyarados! Love Gyarados, undoubtedly one of the best sprites in Blue, I wanted to take time on this one and make it as cool as the sprite, hope I did! Gyarados as a concept is awesome. Love both Magikarp and Gyarados as an evolutionary Pokémon line.

watercolor image of Gyarados from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· Jul 5

anyone else sympathize with Magikarp because the game and anime keep trying to enforce how "pathetic" it is?

watercolor image of Magikarp from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· Jul 4

I thought Pinsir was cool and underrated. Especially when Heracross came along, my guy being turned into a villain, why? Wish bug types were stronger in Gen 1. I wanted to post only the right one, you know, more biblically accurate Pinsir.

watercolor image of Pinsir from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

watercolor image of Pinsir from Pokémon, but with beedy eyes like the sprite - and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· Jul 3

Show me a cool physical game. I can show you a bunch

Phil@phildragash· Jul 3

Delectabuzz! "UahufhsuhfbblbkbblbblblblblblblblbBblblblBLBLBllblblblblbalbblbblblablbbbububaubaubluulaulabualubabuububuablaulbblblublbulubublu!" - Electabuzz

watercolor image of Electabuzz from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· Jul 3

Never knew Jinx was winking until I started drawing!

watercolor image of Jinx from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· Jul 2

all the way until Gen 2/3 I thought Kangaskhan would be cool as a 50%/50% Female Male, because I thought it was more like a seahorse where maybe the male takes care of the offspring as much as the female, but it's okay. Sad that the baby was never its own Pokémon. (Let's let go of the Cubone theory)

watercolor image of Kangaskhan from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· Jul 2

When I drew Rhyhorn (one of my favorites), I thought "what if I drew more?" Well, here we are at Rhydon finally. Not quite done yet, but it's satisfying to close the gap from the very first one I drew for this marathon.

watercolor image of Rhydon from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· Jul 1

alternate rendition more to Ken Sugimori's style, but I think it doesn't do it justice. Anyway, two Haunters!

Phil@phildragash· Jul 1

Haunter is my favorite Pokémon. I don't know if I did it enough justice but its sprite for Red/Blue is the best. So scary! Love it.

watercolor image of Haunter from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· Jun 30

To close the circle, we're filling in all the gaps from the Pokédex list, therefore Gosu is next. What a sprite, man. I was so confused seeing it on Red/Blue as a kid because this was not what I was expecting! Gastly is cool.

watercolor image of Gastly from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· Jun 30

Blastoise! I drew Blastoise with a bit more of a proportional pose, maybe I could have made it lean its lower part further like the sprite, but I opted to be strict with its shell and that it can't flex.

watercolor image of Blastoise from Pokémon, and the painting's counterpart on the right from the original Japanese Pokémon Blue Game Boy Game. The painting is done sticking to the pose of the original sprite, but mimicking artist Ken Sugimori's watercolor-style, and keeping the form of the Pokémon more closely to its official non-sprite art of the time.

Phil@phildragash· Jun 30

yeah, I know all I did was copy Sugimori's artwork, but the pose was so similar, and I wanted to challenge myself in some way. Not to do a carbon copy but see if I can do a good job with the same pose.