Hmm.. maybe more content with backgrounds? Kinda like here, but maybe differing in variety? Character-wise, maybe more Digimon? But I also really like seeing your Pokemon featured works~ Hmm.. Maybe Pokemon that you haven't really drawn yet? Scenario-wise... I'm not too sure. Things like video gaming, or friendly/playful interactions with characters hanging out in a variety of settings, etc. are always nice, imo. Have you ever done a balloon or pooltoy transformation sequence? Maybe something like that, with a character being TFed into being a squeaky critter could be something different to try out.

the only reason I don't do backgrounds much is because I feel I'm really awful at them, and tend to make them look really, really bad. I've tried doing simple ones a few times and I guess that worked out okay, but I can try working on those a bit more in general.

Aside from that, noted down the rest as well, thanks for the input

I can relate to the backgrounds thing. I'm terrible at it so I tend not to do them, but I suppose it's just something I need to work on. Good luck in doing so, maybe this year we'll both improve on that. Here's to hoping!

And cool, you're welcome. c:

Only way to really get better is to draw more of them.

room-filling inflation (can be a balloon or character(s)), non-pop, overinflation (body parts bulging big and tight), maybe balloon tf (transformation/merging) with a character, body part inflation (hands only, head only, feet only), reenactments of famous inflation scenes, but drawn with different characters, or with alternate or extended endings (instead of inflating big and then flying away, they inflate even bigger and fill the room, break the room, etc.). Maybe something out of the ordinary like instead of a balloon losing, it wins, but in an unexpected manner.

I don't know what this section even means:

"reenactments of famous inflation scenes, but drawn with different characters, or with alternate or extended endings (instead of inflating big and then flying away, they inflate even bigger and fill the room, break the room, etc.). Maybe something out of the ordinary like instead of a balloon losing, it wins, but in an unexpected manner."

I'm not really into the inflation community (?) so I have no idea what you're talking about here.

I've noted down the other suggestions though, thanks for the input

I like what you draw how you draw it. If you do new or different stuff, I'm sure I'll like it. If you keep doing the same stuff, I'm sure I'll like that as well!

Furs inside the belly of a balloonie.

it would likely be balloon in balloon, but I could try doing some stuff like that. thanks for the input

I love your stuff. No matter how repetitive it is. I adore the over inflation stuff. Could you do something more with that?

already three suggestions for this, so probably, thanks for the input

How about more avians? Not biased at all.

Maybe also try drawing in a different style? Mix it up a bit to level up your skills.

BERDZ.

But yeah probably, though I don't know of a whole lot, which makes it semi-difficult, but I'll try. thanks for the input

Seconded!

I'm perfectly happy seeing all sorts of Pokemon balloons. I'd suggest digimon balloons if I could even recall many digimon.

Maybe look into other ways balloons could interact together besides attempting to blow each other to tatters?

I only really know of a few that I like, but I could dome of those, yeah.

I can't give much input on new ideas, but maybe, try experimenting more in other things like... colouring and background? It is kinda difficult on how to make better colouring on balloons, but I notice it is a little bland when you try to colour something else. And maybe yeah, backgrounds, need to try more creativity on it, be it scenery or just some patterns or abstract things....

I can't help much as I don't know how to improve those things, though....

I actually asked for someone's help with color already, and they helped a bit, I just don't know what else to do with it.

backgrounds, I'm both uncreative and bad at making them, so that doesn't help :P

As in colours... idk how to improve if it is balloons. But maybe try experimenting more with more functions of brushes, or do something, like coloured lineart or textures or.... Maybe there'll be a way.

Idk either on how to Background. I think the first step is to see how others do it too. But....

try yiff a pink inflatable bunny ^^

1. I don't have too much input for what you can do since you do a pretty good job already, but you could experiment with how balloons crease or fold around itself when in awkward positions. ex: a balloon getting caught between a small doorway.

Here's a visual example, but there's creases all over the place. http://www.furaffinity.net/view/18526083/

2. If you wanted to venture with something different than balloons, you could always experiment lighting or transparency with characters that are bubbles ( like blubglub for example: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5419333/ ), slimes, or even reflective beings like rubber, metal, liquid, mirrors, etc.

3. What I've sometimes wanted to see you try is a little sequence where a balloon tricks your character (or another balloonie) to thinking there close to bursting, but then reveals that there more resilient than they expect. the popper would need to put in more effort into finding a different means to pop the near in-destructible balloon (like a larger pin from a chandelier, a magic/specific pin, a secret word, etc.) before the balloon gets too big.

Apologies for the rather long post. :J

well, I could try doing other materials, though I'd have to try with like, figuring out how to do the shininess. I'm not sure how that would look at first, but I could try.

also, your third thing happens to me all the time in real life. ;P