Hi-Res Pokémon! - Rescuing official Pokémon Art!さんのイラストまとめ

"Ghost Times" issue no. 3! 2018, Psyduck in the style of Munch by Tomokazu Komiya. Made for the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum exhibition “Munch: A retrospective”. Also featured on a promotional Trading Card.

Possibly late 1997, awesome ancient-looking Kanto Map by the amazing Mitsuhiro Arita, made for the 1998 Pokémon Calendar. 5000px download https://t.co/JxeCx9KvEs (20Mb)

Rare Pichu and Shiny Pichu illustration from the Pokémon Crystal set Ken Sugimori did in 2000, scanned and enhanced by us, one more piece to re-build the Crystal set!

This crisp Eusine needed no enhancement, as he comes from the 2000 additional set by Ken Sugimori, partly released digitally in a presskit accompanying the Virtual Console release of Pokémon Crystal in 2017. More Crystal art by Sugimori to come in the next weeks!

This awesome Crystal art from the 2000 additional set by Ken Sugimori has been released digitally in a presskit accompanying the Virtual Console release of Pokémon Crystal in 2017. More Crystal art by Sugimori to come in the next weeks!

we had already posted this piece from the 2000 Crystal set by Ken Sugimori last year, but this fancy Snubbull and its Marill sidekick hadn't blessed your Twitter feed yet XD

first of all... the Clefairy family is one of my favourite lines. Second... this month we'll also post the complete Crystal set Ken Sugimori did in 2000, starting with this Cleffa using Dizzy Punch against Aipom!

Kagemaru Himeno, "October" from the 1998 Pikachu Sticker Calendar published in CoroCoro Comic Dec 1997. So are we going to fill your timeline with Ghost-themed art from now on? Yes we are.

I love this piece! Published on August 1996 on the cover of 'Pokémon 4Koma DX', by Ken Sugimori of course! Mid '96/'97 has been quite a weird time for Pokémon designs XD 4000px Stupid Res version link https://t.co/L9QuBmGuZ1

1996, Benimaru Itoh, Heaviest Kanto Pokémon Snorlax and Golem from the Famitsu Pokédex (ポケットモンスター図鑑 )