Showing posts with label #pokemonlegendsarceus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #pokemonlegendsarceus. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 20, 2024

Rei (Pokemon PLA) papercraft commission

Way back when “Pokemon Legends – Arceus” didn’t even come out yet, I did my version of Akari as a papercraft I am selling:

https://www.deviantart.com/antyyy/art/Trainer-Akari-Pokemon-Legends-Arceus-papercraft-897036146

And now the circle closes, because I also made the male protagonist of the game as a commission as well, so here it is.

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The model, texture, pose, as always, is 100% and completely MADE BY ME. The reference I took was from the Pokemon Masters model, but the game is for mobile and the original textures are absolute poopy, so I couldn’t have used them, even if I wanted to.

The pose is from the game when he throws his Pokeball in battle, as the commissioner wanted, and I also re-did the design of the ancient Pokeball from the time I made it for Akari (because obviously when I made it for her, the game wasn’t even out yet and nobody actually knew 100% how it looks up-front).

The papercraft itself is unfolded to 28 cm and has 10 pages to print. It consists of a 3D model of the running Rei with all of his 3D and 2D add-ons and the 3D stand for him as well.

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***This is a paid commissioned papercraft. Commissioned crafts cannot be re-sold, with some exceptions. If you are interested in buying the template or have any other questions, please message me in private on DeviantArt or on my Facebook page.

If you are interested in a paid commission, or have any questions regarding my commissions and the general process, you can read about those here:

https://www.deviantart.com/antyyy/journal/Antyyy-s-Papercrafts-COMMISSIONS-860689433***

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Sharing these, so you know what kind of commissions can be done if you are looking for anything similar and giving some ideas for future crafts as well.

Enjoy and happy crafting~

Monday, April 4, 2022

Hisuian Zoroark (Pokemon Legends: Arceus) FREE papercraft



Since I posted a survey of what you would like to see in the future, most people wanted to see more Pokemon papercraft. More specifically the new Hisuian Zoroark from the latest game Pokemon Legends: Arceus. So, I said to myself, why not. And here it is.

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The papercraft is unfolded to 27 cm and has 6 pages to print. Maybe a bit bigger than my usual papercrafts, since half of the craft is hair that stands on top of its head, so it’s a bit bigger. The papercraft seems complicated, since it has all of that wild hair, but it’s actually to make it simpler.

All those 3D strains of hair the Pokemon has in the game I made into 2D 2-sided pieces that are glued on the 3D body so it’s super easy and simple to make. I mostly use 100g glossy paper for my assembly, and I have also made Zorua the same way with his hair, and it’s a proven fact that if you glue it 2-sided to where it should be, it should hold in place just fine. ***However, if you are actually worried that the hair will fall or you want it neatly placed and posed and/or movable, I suggest you use flat coated wire inside the strains to make them hold like a pro. That’s what I do with some parts of my papercrafts as well. You can see that in my Pikachu papercraft of in the Filo (Tate no Yuusha) papercraft I made and posted. Just as a tip.

Else, you got a normal fairly easy 3D body of Zoroark, and a lot of these 2D hairs/fur that you can put on his body to make it look cool and floaty as in the game. The Pokemon details are probably not too accurate, since I made it myself (as I do with all of my papercrafts), and also drawn the textures myself from references of my Switch game and online. Comes pretty close to the original and I really like the outcome.

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Hope you people like it as well, and you enjoy the craft. Here is the download link:

https://www.patreon.com/antyyyspapercrafts

Hope I get to see a lot of Zoroark papercrafts being made soon and happy crafting~

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***This is a FREE papercraft that you can download either with the download icon (arrow down) at the bottom of the picture, with the provided external download link, or on my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/antyyyspapercrafts.

If you assemble any of them, please share the finished papercraft pictures in a post, a shared link, a mention (or link) to my page, or send pictures to me, so I can post them on my page. I am always happy to see anybody assembling my art :)***

Monday, March 28, 2022

Hisuian Zorua (Pokemon Legends: Arceus) built papercraft


Some time ago I made a Hisuian Zorua papercraft, when the game wasn't even released yet. And now, I finally got around and had the time to make it, so you can view the assembled papercraft here.

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The papercraft is 21 cm tall and is actually simple to make, since most of the “complicated” strains of hair that it has that are normally 3D, I made with 2D 2-sided pieces. So, it looks original as the model in the game + it’s really fast and easy to build.

As with all of my papercraft, I started with the head. I first made the 2 separate ears and left them for later. Then I started to make the 2D strain of hair on his head, attaching the piece then on the 3D top of the head on both sides (since it’s 2-sided, so it looks good from both sides). When I got the 2D + 3D top hair on the head built, I started to make the head, and when it was finished, I also attached the ears and the 4 stubs, 2 on each cheek side. Once the whole head is finished, make your way to the neck part. Here, when you come to the 2-sided part of its mane at the back, attach it on the 3D part from both sides, so the color is visible and not the flaps (as you did on the hair). When that is done, I first made all 4 legs separately, so I could just attach them on like that, since I find it easier to close it at the end with either the tail or the rear. You glue those body parts on the mane, 1 at a time, and attach the pre-made legs on at the right time, making your way to the back. Once there, I closed the rear (this part is probably going to be the trickiest of the assembly, but just follow the PDO file + take your time and you should be fine) and decided to make the tail last, closing it with the last 2D 2-sided tail strain, nice and easy. And it should be finished.

Pro-tip: The papercraft is quite top/head-heavy, so be sure that when you close it either with the tail or the rear parts, you put some weights inside the back-legs to support it that way. I always use smaller pebbles, that you can just throw in at the last few pieces of closing it up, and a few of those should be enough to make it stand that way.

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You can view the template that I made here btw (and if you are interested in buying the template, just message me in private):

https://www.deviantart.com/antyyy/art/Hisuan-Zorua-papercraft-896860121

***This is a premium papercraft that you need to purchase in order to receive the PDF and blank PDO files for assembly. – You can find all information about the PayPal purchase in the provided upper outgoing link.***

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Hope you like the cutie and that you enjoy/enjoyed playing the new Arceus game and to many, many more exciting Pokemon games in the future ;)

Monday, November 15, 2021

Akari (Pokemon Legends -Arceus) built papercraft

Akari (Pokemon Legends -Arceus) built papercraft

Since this week BD and SP are going to be released, I had to start the week with at least one Pokemon papercraft. And what better occasion to do that, since I have also finished my latest Pokemon trainer Akari papercraft I wanted to show.


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The whole papercraft probably took me 20 hours to make. Normally I am quicker with these things, but I did try to put a lot more effort into it than normally, since I really wanted to do her the right way. Meaning that I have re-painted all the white edges where the small edge of the paper is still visible, double-glued all critical parts of the craft, made sure to neatly and slowly cut out and glue all the parts, divided the craft into smaller steps to make, so it’s easier to assemble at the end and make smaller steps to motivate myself to do this, etc.

As always, I did start with the face + neck and then the whole back head/hair. Since she has an open ponytail at the back, I closed the head at that part, since it’s the simplest (alternatively you can close the head at the top with the last piece, since she wears the bandana at the end and that part isn’t visible as well). After that, I did the separate 2D bandana and put it around her head. It does stand neatly on her head, but you can use smaller patched of glue to hold it in place as well. Once that is in place, you can glue the 2D 2-sided ears and the bandana bowtie at the back, and the head part is done.

Next, I did the 2 hands separately. Anybody even reading my posts knows that I absolutely hate to make fingers so much, since they are fiddly and tedious to make. I had to force myself to make them to get them ready, which is also a reason why it took me so long to make this papercraft in the first place XD I can’t help it, the fingers have to be there, because else the whole hand parts look like a boxy robot and I hate that even more. So, separate fingers are a must for every good-looking papercraft!

Anyway, when you have your hands ready, glue each of them on the arms. And once you have the arms, you can start on the upper torso of the body. Build the neck part and the first 4 pieces of the torso, and when you have those glued on the already made head, attach the arms on there as well. Then finish the whole torso part till the end of the dress. At this point, we have 2/3 of the papercraft already assembled, and we can add the remaining add-ons on there, such as the kimono belt, the bag and bag belt, and the scarf.

The scarf needs to be glued together on the neck, so be sure to first glue both ends of the scarf together in a somewhat bent shape (because it will be round at the end, so just follow the natural flow of the paper and the flaps and you’ll be fine, nothing hard to do), and when you have that, simply put them around the neck of the part you already did and close it with glue on the last 2 flaps at the back. Then just glue the 2 2-sided scarf ends on there, and it’s done. The scarf ends actually hold really well and don’t need any additional wire in them or anything (at least with my 100g paper I used), so try it out how it works for you.

All that remains now are the legs and the skirt, which we can make separate as well and then glue all of the parts together at the end. Make the skirt separately, and start to make the legs at the feet part, since it’s easier that way. Make the 2 feet, close them at the end, and make your way up the legs. Once both legs are done, glue them together at the hip part and the legs are done. Just glue the add-on shoelaces on the snowshoes, and that’s done.

Now all you have to do is glue the parts together. First, glue the skirt on the hips of the legs. Once that is dry you can put additional weights in them so it holds steady. I used small pebbles in them and it holds really nicely (you can also skip that part if you don’t want to reinforce it, it will stand in any case). Once you got the skirt and the legs joined (and additionally added the weights you are happy with), glue the leg part with the torso part together by adjusting the right angle for them as seen from the assemble PDO you get. Make sure the angle looks nice and you are happy with it and that is stands nicely, and that’s a finish.

All that is left to do is the small fiddly 3D pokeball in her hand, that can stand in the hand without glue (as you can see from the preview pics), or you can also put anything else in her hand, as long as it fits and doesn’t tip the papercraft over. And it’s done!

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Really think she looks cute and it made me even more excited for the new features in the upcoming Arceus game that is planned for next year.

And for more info on the template, you can find that here:

https://www.deviantart.com/antyyy/art/Trainer-Akari-Pokemon-Legends-Arceus-papercraft-897036146

***This is a premium papercraft that you need to purchase in order to receive the PDF and blank PDO files for assembly. – You can find all information about the PayPal purchase in the provided upper outgoing link.***

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Hope you do enjoy the upcoming Brilliant Diamond and Shiny Pearl, do make some papercrafts of your own and happy crafting
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