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So basically, I'm putting together a book based on my old Pokedex of the Gods art.[link]
In addition to being filled with colorful, tacky art based on ancient aliens, mythology, kaiju, punk music, and video games- it will have re-imaginings of all the original 151 pokemon.
They're chosen via random number generator, so not even I know which pokemon I'll be drawing for the day. Here are the first ten I've completed: (in order from left to right) Magneton, Tangela, Shellder, Bellsprout, Tentacool, Pinsir, Sandshrew, Magnemite, Doduo, and Diglett.
I try to do a new monster every day or two, so if you'd like to follow them- or you'd like to see them individually- you can follow my blog or my flickr.
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Great :>
I love Diglett the most. I kind of looks like the baby form of en Alien!
Awesome!
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Dude I'm so excited for this! The first work I ever saw of yours was the pikachu for Pokedex of the Gods. This is awesome (especially the diglett haha) and I can't wait for the rest !
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This is pretty awesome. Dig the freaky reimaginings of familiar Pokemon. My favorites are Magneton, Tentacool and Shellder, but they're all pretty awesome. 
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Do you plan on ever doing any other Pokemon besides the first 151?
-because this is AMAZING. AND DAT DIGLETT.
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Holy Freak-Doodles, these are wicked-inspired! I don't know Pokemon from a hole-in-the-ground (it's an age-thing), but, Sheesh, your renderings are fantastic and frightning! First, your linework is to rave about; gorgeous fatty-lines mixed with hashes and dots. Second, your color system is outrageous, a riot of split-font blendies and toxic pop! It's your subtle highlighting that makes the mix REALLY climb over the top! As I said, Pokemone is unknown to me, but this work drives me to the pinnacle of Appreciation I have reserved for all the days-gone rubber monsters I used to get from the dentist, or from the 5-cent gumball machine, or all the Odd Rods trading cards (monsters in muscle cars) that I religiously purchased, and, of course, the beloved Mad Magazine. Inspired work, and I look forward to the rest of your series. I might even learn a thing or two about Pokemon (nah).
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