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Realistic Pokémon Artist Delivers Yveltal, Latios, Latias, And Salamence
RJ Palmer has delivered another impressive realistic Pokémon piece, this time focusing on an assortment dragons.
Above (and on Palmer's DeviantArt page) you can find his take on Yveltal, Latios, Latias, And Salamence. He also threw i a few Swellows, just for good measure.
For more impressive work from Palmer click the links to see Zapdos and Voltorb, Ninetales, Steelix and Onix, Kyogre, Tentacruel, and Omastar, Kyurem, Raikou, Abomasnow, and Mr. Mime, Gyarados and Rayquaza, Lugia and Tyrantrum, Giratina, Feraligatr, and Meganium. RJ Palmer has been creating these 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 coffee table book which you can buy here. You can also follow Palmer on Instagram here.
For more on Pokémon's next entries, Sun and Moon, head here.
[Source: arvalis.deviantart.com, rjpalmerartistm on Instagram]
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