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Another Artist Creates Realistic Versions Of Pokemon
Last week, we covered RJ Palmer's realistic version of the Pokemon Meganium. Now Japanese computer graphics artist Yuuki Morita has created beautiful and scary reimaginings of Venasaur, Charizard, and Blastoise.
In the posters below, the final evolution of the starters from the original Pokemon games look like they can be in a movie or next-gen systems. Personally, I think this version of Blastoise is incredibly creepy.
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Check out Morita's website to see more of his work and get a look at the early models he created for the posters.
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