If you want to propose a change to the CAP process, then take it to the process workshop thread. This thread is for art submissions.
I don't think that any of the artwork here should induce us to spawn an alternative pokemon creation. This project is a competitive pokemon project. Artwork is only loosely related to a pokemon's competitiveness. Artwork usually supports the inclusion/exclusion of certain moves, and perhaps supports the pokemon's build and style. But, there are exceptions all over the place. Technically, we could make the game sprite a big white dot, and it would be perfectly playable from a competitive standpoint.
But, good artwork and game sprites are cool, and we all love it. I am personally blown away by the quality of submissions in this thread. There's been more quality art contributed to this thread in the last three days, than I've seen posted in all the threads in Smeargle's Studio all year. The ability for the CAP project to inspire so much creative output in such a short period of time -- it's just incredible.
But, it doesn't change the fact that we are here to make a competitive Fire/Grass pokemon. We only need one sprite to do that. The metagame is not clamoring for two or three Fire/Grass pokes. If we need two or three, then later polls will reflect that, and perhaps all the unused designs will get a new lease on life. But, we don't need to make a bunch of alternate pokes or have alternate designs, just because many good designs are "going to waste".
I am an artist and I have spent a LOT of time making submissions for all three CAP projects. Some of my designs have garnered lots of praise by various members of the community. None of my submissions have won. That's fine with me. In the end, there is only one selected design, and that's the nature of the project. My designs are not being "wasted". Regardless of the CAP project, I maintain an art thread where I draw stuff and display it to the world. It's not part of any competition. I'm an artist, and artists like to display their artworks and receive feedback. In my opinion, the CAP Art threads are a wonderful opportunity for me to display my art to a large audience and get feedback. More people have probably looked at my Jack-O-Lantern over the last three days, than all of the pieces in my art thread all year. That's a huge "win" for me as an artist, even if my Jack-O-Lantern doesn't get selected.
I do like the idea of some permanent "gallery" of quality CAP designs. The artworks are just SO GOOD, I hate that they will be buried in necrothreads after the poll is concluded. Perhaps we can assemble an "art committee" that chooses the top designs from each project and they could be added to a "CAP Art Gallery" sticky in the CAP forum. This could be a "prize" for artists to submit quality artwork, even if there is only one winner. If we had such a sticky, I think it would likely get a lot of views.