A Pokemon Scarlet and Violet fan artist takes their latest work back to the 1990s with their depiction of the Paldea region's ...

For over 20 years, Pokémon fans have circulated poor-quality scans of the original watercolor artwork for the 251 monsters from the first two generations by renowned series artist Ken Sugimori.

Ken Sugimori, best known as the character designer and art director of Pokémon, has been around since the inception of the franchise. In a translation provided by Siliconera recently, the ...

To get it online, artwork had to be scanned and digitized. This is how Pokémon designer and lead artist Ken Sugimori’s watercolor Pokémon paintings eventually made their way online ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Ken Sugimori may not be a household name, but the monsters that have flowed forth from his sketchbook certainly are. You see, Sugimori designs ...

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.

Gorillaimo: Created by Ken Sugimori, Gorillaimo can be found in Pokemon’s Pre-Gen 1 concept art. But he was probably just created to illustrate the game’s mechanics — not to become an actual ...

During a recent interview with the Japanese newspaper Yomiuri, Ken Sugimori, Atsuko Nishida, and Koji Nishino revealed the design process behind this popular Pokemon. Ken Sugimori, the illustrator ...

It may be entry #112 in the Pokédex, but according to Ken Sugimori – the primary designer ... Pokémon inside the many Rhydon statues that Pokemon Gyms are adorned with. Using an Old Rod ...