Porygon, a Photoshop Test by pyroasta

Porygon, a Photoshop Test

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Yes, believe it or not, I have Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0, & it feels good. I can't believe I haven't gotten this until now. Anyway, this is of course, Porygon, (Bow, all of you! lol) this is a photo I edited, I think this is pretty good, since I have had experience with photoshop, I don't do requests just yet (need more practice first), but when I get a scanner for the computer downstairs, or internet for my computer, I'll have a lot more practice. So please just wait it out if you had a request for me. Sorry for the inconvienience. (did I spell that right?)

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Category Games » - by Publisher » Nintendo » Pokémon series » Pokédex (Pokémon types) » Normal-type Pokémon
Date Submitted August 25, 2006, 4:34:51 PM
Views 1336
Favorites... 2
Vote Score 1

Comments 4
Media Digital drawing or painting
Time Taken about an hour
Reference Porygon Pic

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pug97 on April 28, 2009, 7:27:19 AM

yea, i want 2 see that episode... i wouldnt have a seizure cuz i play video games EVERY DAY!!!!!!

andre_ant on September 16, 2006, 1:08:20 AM

AWESOME! THIS IS THE BEST PORYGON I'VE EVER SEEN! I suck at using PhotoShop! It's not that easy, you know...but you did it great! Don't erase it!
By the way, why is Porygon the only Pokémon never shown on the Anime ?

André Antunes, the portuguese artist

pyroasta on October 7, 2006, 4:24:11 AM

because the episode with Porygon in it (called "Electric Soldier Poygon), made most of the kids in japan have seizures. you see pikachu used a thunder attack & they were in cyberspace, & they didn't know how to illustrate it, so they just made it flash red, & blue constantly. I saw it on youtube.com look for electric soldier porygon.

andre_ant on October 7, 2006, 7:09:45 AM

I just did that! I watched the full episode on YouTube, and I know what caused seizures...it didn't cause seizures to me, but I understand why. Japanese kids used to have their bad habbits of sitting too close to the T.V. screen. And those red and blue flashlights, and Pikachu's thunder-shock attacks...those were too bright!

André Antunes, the portuguese artist