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Realistic Pokémon Artist Tackles Lugia And Tyrantrum
Artist RJ Palmer has unleashed his latest realistic renditions of classic Pokémon with new takes on Lugia and Tyrantrum.
Palmer released Tyrantrum awhile ago, which you can see below in animated GIF form, but Lugia is his newest creation. Like most of his pieces, it's complete with a trainer for scale, as well as a few extra realistic Pokémon thrown in for good measure.
For more impressive work from Palmer click the links to see Giratina, Feraligatr, and Meganium. RJ Palmer has been creating these very impressive realistic Pokémon for quite some time. You can see more of his collection on his blog, as well as his DeviantArt page. He's also collected most of his work into a book which you can buy here, and place on a coffee table.
Nintendo recently announced the latest entry in the Pokémon series with the reveal of Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, which you can learn more about here.
[Source: RJ Palmer on DeviantArt]
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