Well, basically, they'd just be a different tint depending on their nicknames. I'm not sure exactly what letters and stuff in nicknames determines the tint, but an example would be if you had an Arcanine named John or something, and it might be a more yellowish orange. Whilst another Arcanine named Bob might be a more reddish orange. Things like that. It's subtle, but it really works in distinguishing Pokémon.
Well, they eventually become a specific Creation and it is influenced by their parent's Spirit Forms, but it isn't really formed right away. Like in real life, I try to make it based on both environment and genetics. I'm glad you like it though. :3
Ah, it was a good thing nobody notices! Did I tell you about how she sometimes explodes AND transforms? She randomly transforms to her Spirit Form in the most inappropriate times too. And people often have reactions to it if they don't know her... a lot treat her like an animal since this isn't common at all. Most people can only access their Spirit Forms by using a specific spell and Spirit Forms actually aren't well-known...
Ah, don't worry. I've been into HTML for a few years on and off and even I don't have all of the tags memorized. There's not really that many you need to know, thankfully. Which is what makes it so simple. I still need that guide at times, so I'm sure not everyone gets it all in there. But ah, I'm glad I could help you too. :3
It's not so bad if that's not all there is, yeah! Just put a nice original spin on it, and I'm sure people will react more favourably. I commend you for writing fan fiction, in fact... I've always found it a bit difficult.
XD Aaah, I guess maybe it was the way I drew it! There was also a Ninetales in there. Two Pokémon characters. That's my old Pokésona, as a matter of fact...
Once again, glad I could help! For tablets, just look online. I got mine at Amazon for around $60ish. There's a few cheaper/more expensive options there too. I recommend Bamboo/Wacom because well, that's what everyone else seems to have nowadays and that's mine. Digital art is quite exciting! I haven't done much of it, but it is easier to do certain things than with just coloured pencils.
That's a tough question... for how it looks, I prefer traditional because it just has this natural quality/gritty that a lot of digital artists can't seem to imitate. Most digital art looks too shiny and unnatural, TOO clean, maybe that's just the popular style. I have seen a few digital artists though who can make their art look like actual paintings, so I respect that. In terms of which one is easiest to do/I like to do... I prefer digital. It's a lot less strainful on my hands for colouring in particular since I really press down hard with my pencils. What about you?
Ah, losing focus is pretty cool too, I'll admit! I don't like being SO structured, so I don't write based on my sections... I just sort of start splurging and then title the sections later and then when I randomly shift topic, I make a new header without a title or purpose until I'm done with it. I agree with you; unleashing those emotions is a good feeling.
Whoa... that's a lot. Really, really long! I don't know how long mine is because it's on the computer and not handwritten, but I've had it for about two years now... and there's many, many long rambly entries.
Some of them are! Particularly a thread that got really derailed... I think I was justified in deleting that.
It's scary, when they're all looking at you. I just sort of lose it and want to disappear and melt into the floor, to be honest.
Yeah, they didn't really seem to get how you could be close friends with someone in another country like I usually am. I just looked so weird in front of all those people... one of those bigger "melt" moments. It is much easier though... a lot less pressure and much more time to think about what you're going to say rather than looking like a big idiot in front of everyone...
Ah, that makes sense! I'd probably do the same thing, then.