The Giant Art Thread

[pikachutcg]

I made this frame last year i think it fits nicely with the cards

[Berndos]

My favourite Snivy art: I love it when artists take real biological concepts like mimicry and create Pokemon or artwork around them. There are so many incredible animals in our world that might as well be Pokemon.

[mjisaacs]

@Berndos

My favourite Snivy art: I love it when artists take real biological concepts like mimicry and create Pokemon or artwork around them. There are so many incredible animals in our world that might as well be Pokemon.

Mind sharing what card this is?

Mjisaacs

[Berndos]

@mjisaacs

@Berndos

My favourite Snivy art: I love it when artists take real biological concepts like mimicry and create Pokemon or artwork around them. There are so many incredible animals in our world that might as well be Pokemon.

Mind sharing what card this is?

Mjisaacs

It’s from the Japanese EX Battle Boost 002/093/ English Legendary Treasures 6/113 sets. BW era.

[Berndos]

I’m… not sure if Emolga should drink that.

[primallugia]

Almost certain this is happening all in the same environment, Masakazu Fukuda illustrated all of these cards during Majestic Dawn, Legends Awakened and POP Series 8.

Pretty cool when combined together, love the cherry blossoms. I like Riolu from the japanese mewtwo lv.x deck.

[batman]

@pikachutcg

I made this frame last year i think it fits nicely with the cards

that is really cool

[boogus]

These two Umbreon artworks put side-by-side are really cool! I think Arita does a fantastic job of showing Umbreon’s cat-like personality. In the Aquapolis one, the Umbreon is sly, alert, cunning

However in the Mcdonald’s promo one, Umbreon is a lazy cat, sunbathing and not caring about anything/anyone… love it

[kurtosisblakeinfini]

@boogus

These two Umbreon artworks put side-by-side are really cool! I think Arita does a fantastic job of showing Umbreon’s cat-like personality. In the Aquapolis one, the Umbreon is sly, alert, cunning

However in the Mcdonald’s promo one, Umbreon is a lazy cat, sunbathing and not caring about anything/anyone… love it

Get ready to give your mind some space for when you enter this entry halfway back when you see it cuz it’s gonna expand.

[boogus]

@kurtblakeinfini @primallugia you just changed my world. Well I guess I need to get that Eevee and a GX card now!

[primallugia]

@boogus

@kurtblakeinfini @primallugia you just changed my world. Well I guess I need to get that Eevee and a GX card now!

That aquapolis eevee reversed in NM+ english is quite expensive these days, good luck!

[azulryu]

I still CANNOT get over the adorable Diglett art featured on Generations:

Komiya did it again.

[mthursty]

@azulryu

Komiya did it again.

Loving the Komiya love

[smpikachuuu]

Not sure if this one has been mentioned, but to not acknowledge it would be an absolute CRIME.

Edit: apologize for the PWCC logo, not a plug lol

[bahljs]

I just found this and wow. Just wow.

[pikachutcg]

@bahljs

I just found this and wow. Just wow.

Love that art, Generations had some good full arts

[pokecollectoramy]

Just picked this up. not usually a fan of modern but this art is downright awesome

[gengarguy]

@bahljs

I just found this and wow. Just wow.

This is definitely one of my favorite card arts. Beautiful!

[linkdu83]

I was sorting some random cards and I have only noticed today that there were a Pikachu and a Psyduck on the background of this Vending Series 2/QSGS card:

Shame on me

[pulpyfan]

Shadows talk to the location of things, textures, where the source of light is coming from and much more. So much can be told through shadow. Ueda’s 2006 Ex Sandstorm Kabutops exemplifies many of these previously mentioned shadow elements to illustrate the cave’s darkness, the location of the Pokemon as it peers through a cave opening, and the Pokemon’s emotion as it grimaces with an aggressive stance and appearance. I really like this illustration. Other recent posts got me excited about discussing Pokemon art.