Not only the colors more pronounced (and in some cases, entirely different, such in the case of Ivysaur), you can ... accurate scans of the original 251 Ken Sugimori Pokemon artwork to archive ...

The collection of designs includes better-looking versions of every Pokemon artist Ken Sugimori helped design ... Tauros, and Ivysaur being the only ones showcased in the Twitter thread below.

For the very first time, we've been sent accurate scans of the original 251 Ken Sugimori Pokemon artwork ... in the Twitter thread include Diglett, Ivysaur, Tauros, Mew, and more.

Ken Sugimori has worked on designing Pokémon from the very beginning, and he shared a little secret on how he comes up with designs using a concept of addition by subtraction and vice-versa.

Pokémon's art style has changed a lot over the years, but obviously plenty of us still have a fondness for the original 2D art from character designer Ken Sugimori. His art style around the time ...

In a recent 4Gamer interview, Pokémon art director Ken Sugimori and director Tetsuya Watanabe spoke about Pokémon developer Game Freak’s recent growth during the development of Pokémon X and Y.

The L.A.-based artist has spent more than a year drawing almost 800 of the lovable pocket monsters, and today his work is gathered at Human Resources under the title “Who Is Ken Sugimori?” ...

When the series first began way in the 1990s, Ken Sugimori served as character designer and helped create the signature look of the franchise at the time by using traditional art methods.

the game was accompanied by a lot of excellent art from Ken Sugimori. Sugimori’s stunning watercolor art could be found throughout the instruction manual, player’s guide, promotional material ...

Cass Marshall is a news writer focusing on gaming and culture coverage, taking a particular interest in the human stories of the wild world of online games. Long-time fans of the Pokémon ...