#project voltage fan design

[minkyrats]

my version of fairy miku, a knight who protects her pokemon

[pastelxapple]

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[sovrberries]

Ghost-type Miku 👻

[gggermicide]

All my Miku album and CD covers !

[sparticus2000art]

More miku fan designs!

Yippee

[hypotermiart]

bug type miku says delelele whoop

[asomeonewhoexi1]

Psychic Miku's design always gave me the vibe of a typical Pokémon protagonist, like she'd be the player character who ends up saving the region from the incredibly obvious main villain and ends up befriending the legendary/mythical Pokémon they were seeking.

[cabbitarts]

i wanted in on the pokemon miku trend... bug n flying miku have my heart

[aldertree-g]

one more poke-miku!

gorgeous design by @golurkart <3

[unouniuniuni]

Inktober day 6! With my take on VY2 and Aegislash! I took some design inspiration from Miodiodavincis take on vy2 and from Kaedehara Kazuha from Genshin Impact. Messy phone sketch of my design will be included below the cut. (^. . ^ )

[bread--quest]

[ID: A drawing of Hatsune Miku in the style of Pokemon. She is accompanied by Skeledirge. She is leaping forward, shouting into a golden music note that she holds in her hand with a look of rage. She is wearing a short, loose tank top, with a design resembling a Pokeball. She is also wearing white shorts with keyboard designs on the sides, and keyboard-patterned leggings, with gaps between random keys. The leggings are dark red with keys in a variety of reds, yellows, and oranges. She is also wearing dark red boots and white gloves. She is flinging a large red jacket with puffy sleeves and large black triangle designs on it behind her. Her hair is bright blue and her ponytails are in a wavy, wiggly shape, like flames. Her bangs also have red streaks in them, and she is wearing red pokeball-style headphones. End ID.]

[ID: A reference image of the Fire-type Miku. It shows her from the front, side, and back, wearing her jacket. The jacket is seen here to be red, with black triangle designs resembling speakers, and it has large, puffed white sleeves, with red patterns on them resembling sound wave bars. It also has a black tie with teal accents tied on the back of it. The golden music note microphone is on a golden necklace. There are several smaller reference drawings in addition, such as of her gloves, headphones, and "mike-necklace". Next to a small doodle of Miku with her pigtails in the air, it reads "her pigtails change size" in Japanese. There are also small references for the sound wave patterns on her sleeves and one for her tanktop. Finally, there is a small doodle of Miku and Skeledirge yelling into mics together, with a note below it in Japanese reading "full blast session". The art is by Mizutani. End ID.]

Hatsune Miku x Pokémon (Project VOLTAGE)

Miku as a Fire-type Trainer by Megumi Mizutani

[nihilnovisubsole]

Because of your latest post: not sure if you’ve answered this before, but how does someone even entertain the idea of writing for the game dev industry? Did you start out on indie games or just write before and show them your work? Since it’s such a subjective field etc

if i have, it bears repeating! here's a rough timeline of what i did. never discount the value of luck and the kindness of friends

2016: i was doing a random freelance transcription job when i saw @theivorytowercrumbles post about writing for voltage. they reblogged the studio's open casting call for new writers. since it was so lenient - no experience, fanfic samples allowed - i applied. they hired me for their new project, but let me go after a trial period, citing that the tone of my writing was a bad fit for that game. i foundered for a while after that. i don't take rejection well. i started dangerous crowns to try to make money from writing some other way.

2017: one of voltage's producers reached out to me and said they'd started another project that i was a good fit for. she felt letting me go was a mistake and wanted to snap me back up. i said yes, i mean, are you kidding? so i started on reiner's route.

2018-2019: i kept at it. i took on diego's route. it occurred to me that i wasn't making very much money, but i liked my coworkers, and i was building my portfolio, so who cared? i also finished dangerous crowns, and a handful of people bought it, but certainly not enough to support myself or anything.

early 2020: between the pay and creative differences with voltage's team, it started to sink in that i needed to find other work. i applied to the few open game writer jobs i could find, but with only mobile romance in my portfolio, i got nowhere. i threw in dangerous crowns samples. i tried to network on twitter. i still never made it to the interview phase. i foundered for a while again.

late 2020: the voltage writers went on strike. i gave a statement to a journalist that one of obsidian's narrative designers noticed. we became acquaintances over it. another old friend of mine threw me a life raft in the form of a different contract, better paying, on a non-romance indie game. i took it gladly. i added a twine game to my portfolio, too. i kept applying. i got a few interviews, but something still didn't click.

2021: i finally accepted that i needed formal help. i did a portfolio workshop. i got resume coaching. the coach passed my name to a writer on the company of heroes team. they liked me! they also paid me more money than i'd ever seen in my life. at the same time, obsidian advertised a narrative job opening. i applied on a lark and let my ND pal know i was doing so. why not, right? college-new-vegas-fan me would want me to. they rejected me, but not before i passed their writing test and two interviews. i had nothing to lose at that point, so i told my ND pal that i was bummed. she gave me a golden piece of advice: "you came really close. try again."

2022: obsidian had another narrative opening. i threw myself at it. i was now going to annoy them into hiring me. since i was a known quantity from applying six months before, they had no qualms about interviewing me again. this time, it worked out, and i've been there ever since.

what's the common denominator here? i met people who thought i was all right and gave me a hand up when i needed it. the standard advice is to work with a community of your peers instead of trying to get your heroes to senpai-notice you. it's not that they don't care - they just have their own thing going on, and your peers could be the heroes of tomorrow if the right project comes along. i also found the portfolio was the end-all-be-all when it came to job hunting. i went through a grieving process with that! i'm not afraid to admit it. i wish studios had held my degree or dangerous crowns in higher regard, but i just had to make games in a wider variety of genres, and that was that.

one caveat: narrative is a really saturated field right now. a lot of people want to write, and there aren't many openings. it's not uncommon for big studios to get hundreds of applicants. larian probably got over a thousand for the job they posted recently. i feel awful saying that, because i don't want to discourage you, but i'd feel worse if i didn't let you know what you were getting into. if it's something you want, you should try! keep an open mind about the random projects you may find. you never know where they'll take you.

[divergent-paths]

Cringetober 2024 - Prompt 12 - Vocaloid + Miku Bonus Set

so the rock-jester alex was the first pic i actually finished for cringetober, seeing as miku had done this whole pkmn-types collab called Project Voltage-- BUT-- i'm sure a good deal of you following this blog saw the miku-fan anon come in early and make the request of miku!alex, and even though i think scared them off by taking them seriously, i felt everyone would be a little sad if the miku dress-up didn't happen, thus the bonus set~

on a slightly more serious note, i'd like to make it clear that i won't be taking requests/trades outside of designated events as my time needs to be dedicated to the comic if we want to see any progress this decade :'D as fun as this was, it's pretty much a one-off that happened to come in at a opportune time.

[dollya-robinprotector]

PROJECT VOLTAGE (Pokemon x Hatsune Miku)

I am, by no means, a Miku fan, but I AM A FAN OF THESE ARTISTS AND THEIR DESIGNS MAKE ME FEEL THINGS AAAAAAAAAAAA Especially the Water (Megumi Mizutani) and Psychic (Take) aaaaaa the concepts the designs everything are soooooooo uuwuuwuwuwu

Time to finally draw my OC in this style with my favs pokemon! Awww these are soooooo pretty my mahou shoujo brain is activatinggg

[fuka-petals]

I am going to EAT this‼️‼️‼️

forgot to upload this here; ghost type trainer fukase inspired by project voltage!

[dot-tsu]

As a Vocaloid and Pokemon fan, when they announced Project Voltage, I WAS SO EXCITED I WAS LITERALLY HYPED, my two ever fandoms, no saben la emoción en serio JAJJAJA

All the design are great for now, and I have noticed some details, like the bag in the Psychic type one have little pins of sprites and potions and so. The hair on the Grass type is so funky (?, i want to squash and shake her to see her hair go boom. And the Fire type one reminds me of the design on Bad Girl A, and I was thinking her hair would be like that, a degrading aqua with red or orange. It still has red, so I don't complain.