Ohhh, I love bleeding tooth fungus and this little fella looks very shiny and gnarly and mean . The specular highlights aren't all consistent, but the big one on the upper left is my favourite. And I love how some of the "teeth" bridge the gap of the mouth.

I love the movement in this

I really like the lighting

I gave an extra rating pip because I legit want to eat that.

What littol fellas! I love how shiny they are, and the way you used your hue shifting. They're like little gems

They're so cute! I really like your take on them. Your style brings a big sense of fun, especially to Gengar

Hold on... Did you hide the ENTIRE Unown alphabet in here?

EDIT: YOU DID! I spent unreasonably long not being able to find the Q

How long did this take? :O

It's so cute! :O

I love the swirly tree trunks

I love it. it's all so spooky

I don't know this series, but I love how colorful and full of personality she is! The line-shaped highlights on her chest make it look to me like she's got flat planes on top of her breasts, though.

I did not expect to learn more than I'd ever known before about the construction of a harmonica when I logged into Pixel Joint today. It's both gorgeous and informative. Well done!

Well done! Both the label and the metal itself look amazing. I love how you capture that little bit of warping on the lid

A littol fella! Welcome to Pixel Joint

Great use of stylization! I especially love the little cactuses. I think the dark lines on the building could do with a little more variety in color, but that's a personal preference thing.

I love the cloth effects!

An orange space suit is an interesting concept! I think you could benefit a lot both from using reference photographs and upping the contrast between your various shades of orange/yellow.

That holo effect is really interesting!

They're cute! I'd encourage you to be more adventurous with your shading.

EDIT: Fixed pronouns 

I like your concept of moving from warm colors on the right to cool ones on the left, but your highlights keep contradicting each other. Since the light doesn't seem like it's coming from a particular location, and many of your colors are close together in brightness, the whole piece looks flat. This design and your hues have a lot of potential, so I hope you revisit it in the future. Studying photographs of real birds as well as examples from cartoons may help you become more confident in where you place your shadows and highlights.

Did you at least zoom in to x2 to compensate for pixels being too small these days? The gallery rules require submissions to be at x1 scale, but I don't work at anything below 1 pixel per millimeter because I don't hate my eyes.

Not bad for a one-day project! I really like the little pumpkin guy.

It's pretty flat, though, and most of the shading in your gallery is pretty simplistic. I'd suggest doing some drawing from life or photographs just to get more practice on shading and form.

You're showing a good understanding of form and color. The chin contour doesn't make a lot of sense, though, and it's copy-flipped.

With regards to the subject matter... I'm hardly an authority on what counts as racial caricature, but comically large lips paired with that nose shape is uncomfortable territory imo

I love your use of color in this