“Like training a Pokémon, as I gained more experience in drawing them, my drawings evolved,” the artist shared with Bored Panda. “I have to admit I am still learning to draw from other artists or photographers, be it new techniques, new styles or new perceptions. Learning is always part of the adventure, isn’t it? Sometimes it is fun and eye-opening, other times – it is challenging.”

Although Mao doesn’t have a huge following, he is a gifted artist whose art pieces are worth checking out. If you want a peek into his Pokémon world, check out the gallery below, or have a look at his Instagram account for more.

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“Since then, I’ve been working as a freelance illustrator and creating art for both personal projects and commissions,” the artist told Bored Panda. “I created a series of doodle style illustrations of Pokémon types. Every Pokémon is included in its own element type within the icon of the element.”

Gonenli shares his work on his personal website and on Instagram where he has attracted over a thousand followers. He also makes other interesting projects you should check out.

Scroll down and have a look at the artist’s work below. Have you ever played Pokémon? Which character is your favorite?

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“Digital art opened her mind to create whatever she could imagine,” she wrote on her Etsy store. “Perhaps her dream to be a Pokémon trainer, together with the love for her dear Fly (her dog), lead to the decision to become a Vet.”

Just like the real Pokémon monsters, the pets have their type and species. The cards are entirely customizable with a pet’s attacks, weaknesses, strengths, and illustrations that are drawn based on an image.

Parcus shares her work on her Instagram account and Etsy store where you can purchase some of her creations.

Scroll down and take a look at her work below. Would you transform your pet into a Pokémon character?

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First launched way back in 1996, the Pokemon Trading Card Game has taken a life of its own, earning fans from all over the world. Not to mention, it’s been quite lucrative as well, with limited edition cards selling for thousands of dollars in auctions.

But, we’re not here to talk about the rarity of Pokemon Trading Card Game cards or how expensive they are. Rather, we’re here to talk about the work of Italy-based artist, Stephanie Parcus.

The Brazilian artist, who’s also the owner of WildpetsCreations, has used his artistic talents to transform pets of all sizes into their very own Pokemon cards.

Yes, you read that right.

These one-of-a-kind cards could really pass off as legitimate ones at first glance, as it’s complete with all sorts of nifty information about the featured pet, such as their name, illustration, attacks, strengths, as well as weaknesses. Each pet even has its own type and species!

Be sure to scroll on down below to see Stephanie’s works for yourself.

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“This one time, I thought ‘mm this would be interesting’ when the idea of combining the two things I love – Disney and Pokemon – popped into my head.” – said Ry Spirit about his work. “Thought I would have a little fun with the idea and now I can’t stop making these Disney Evolution characters.”

You can check some of his works below.

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“Like training a Pokémon, as I gained more experience in drawing them, my drawings evolved,” the artist shared with Bored Panda. “I have to admit I am still learning to draw from other artists or photographers, be it new techniques, new styles or new perceptions. Learning is always part of the adventure, isn’t it? Sometimes it is fun and eye-opening, other times – it is challenging.”

Although Mao doesn’t have a huge following, he is a gifted artist whose art pieces are worth checking out. If you want a peek into his Pokémon world, check out the gallery below, or have a look at his Instagram account for more.

The post Artist Draws Pokémon Characters Into His Everyday Life Situations appeared first on PlayJunkie.

“Since then, I’ve been working as a freelance illustrator and creating art for both personal projects and commissions,” the artist told Bored Panda. “I created a series of doodle style illustrations of Pokémon types. Every Pokémon is included in its own element type within the icon of the element.”

Gonenli shares his work on his personal website and on Instagram where he has attracted over a thousand followers. He also makes other interesting projects you should check out.

Scroll down and have a look at the artist’s work below. Have you ever played Pokémon? Which character is your favorite?

The post Artist Arranges Pokémon Characters According to Their Element appeared first on PlayJunkie.

“Digital art opened her mind to create whatever she could imagine,” she wrote on her Etsy store. “Perhaps her dream to be a Pokémon trainer, together with the love for her dear Fly (her dog), lead to the decision to become a Vet.”

Just like the real Pokémon monsters, the pets have their type and species. The cards are entirely customizable with a pet’s attacks, weaknesses, strengths, and illustrations that are drawn based on an image.

Parcus shares her work on her Instagram account and Etsy store where you can purchase some of her creations.

Scroll down and take a look at her work below. Would you transform your pet into a Pokémon character?

The post Artist Transforms Pets Into Pokémon Characters appeared first on PlayJunkie.

First launched way back in 1996, the Pokemon Trading Card Game has taken a life of its own, earning fans from all over the world. Not to mention, it’s been quite lucrative as well, with limited edition cards selling for thousands of dollars in auctions.

But, we’re not here to talk about the rarity of Pokemon Trading Card Game cards or how expensive they are. Rather, we’re here to talk about the work of Italy-based artist, Stephanie Parcus.

The Brazilian artist, who’s also the owner of WildpetsCreations, has used his artistic talents to transform pets of all sizes into their very own Pokemon cards.

Yes, you read that right.

These one-of-a-kind cards could really pass off as legitimate ones at first glance, as it’s complete with all sorts of nifty information about the featured pet, such as their name, illustration, attacks, strengths, as well as weaknesses. Each pet even has its own type and species!

Be sure to scroll on down below to see Stephanie’s works for yourself.

The post Artist Turns Pets Into Geeky Pokemon Cards appeared first on PlayJunkie.

“This one time, I thought ‘mm this would be interesting’ when the idea of combining the two things I love – Disney and Pokemon – popped into my head.” – said Ry Spirit about his work. “Thought I would have a little fun with the idea and now I can’t stop making these Disney Evolution characters.”

You can check some of his works below.

The post Famous Disney Characters Get Reimagined as Evolving Pokemon appeared first on PlayJunkie.