A Pokemon fan artist shares a breathtaking painting with hidden Pokemon, sparking a guessing game with users banding together ...

A Pokemon fan shares adorable pixel art cakes based on Eevee and its evolutions, and the community can’t decide which one ...

The awesome piece expands the legions of Pokemon fan art out there. Ever since Pokemon made its debut back in 1996, gamers all around the world have been captivated by Game Freak's pocket monsters.

In the comments, Pokemon fans praised the artist's work and were "horrified" by the fan art's The Last of Us-esque vibe.As well as publishing the fan art, PoliMarley42_Art created lore for it with ...

At this point, there are more than 1000 Pokemon in total, when accounting for various forms and regional variants. In an incredible new piece, artist Yousuf Hasan has captured the entirety of the ...

Karolin Gu has been a fan of Pokémon since the original anime kicked off around 1998, and of the original starters, Squirtle is her favorite: “I think he is the coolest, especially in the anime ...

The Mezo region is an incredibly ambitious Pokémon fan art project, complete with 150 unique Pokémon designs. We talked to the creator about how it came to be.

Pokemon Fan Crafts Mewtwo Variants for All 18 Different Types. ... In addition to his takes on Mewtwo and Squirtle, George has created several other pieces of Pokemon fan art.

It's not just Pokemon card art either, there's all kinds of official artwork and scans, as well some fan art made by TCG artists - you can even look for specific artists to see all the cards they ...

With Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! and Pokémon: Let’s Go, Eevee!, a new pair of Switch games coming from Game Freak, the series’s creators are giving another old face, Eevee, a fresh chance ...

MORIYAMA, Japan >> Many fans have been flocking to see a special exhibition featuring Pokemon at the Sagawa Art Museum in Moriyama, Shiga prefecture. About 80 works were created by 20 artists and ...

Calling all Pokémon fans! ... "It's a fun, creative art to take classic 8-bit music and convert it to the orchestra. The results are epic," says Seiter.