151 Pokémon POSTERS in DIN A3
151 Pokémon POSTERS in DIN A3
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All 151 Pokémon of the 1st generation as a DIN A3 poster!
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How the drawing came about:
This drawing shows all 151 Pokémon of the 1st generation. I started this drawing in October 2023. I was inspired by the card collecting game. There is a set here that only contains cards with Pokémon of the 1st generation.
After that, I really wanted to draw a few Pokémon. I couldn't really decide which one to draw and then decided to just draw them all.
As I couldn't find a template on the internet that I liked - there were only templates that simply listed all the Pokémon in order - I looked for individual templates for each Pokémon and put them together to make a collage. I even took the Pokémon's size ratio into account.
Over the course of the year I worked on my Pokémon project again and again and I have to admit: if I had known how long it would take me, I probably would never have started.
After the first 30 Pokémon I had already spent almost 100 hours drawing them, and between the 30th and 40th Pokémon I lost track of the time. So I don't know exactly how long I actually worked on it... but I think that's for the best.
Sizes:
- DIN A3 poster = 29.7cm x 42cm
How the drawing came about:
This drawing shows all 151 Pokémon of the 1st generation. I started this drawing in October 2023. I was inspired by the card collecting game. There is a set here that only contains cards with Pokémon of the 1st generation.
After that, I really wanted to draw a few Pokémon. I couldn't really decide which one to draw and then decided to just draw them all.
As I couldn't find a template on the internet that I liked - there were only templates that simply listed all the Pokémon in order - I looked for individual templates for each Pokémon and put them together to make a collage. I even took the Pokémon's size ratio into account.
Over the course of the year I worked on my Pokémon project again and again and I have to admit: if I had known how long it would take me, I probably would never have started.
After the first 30 Pokémon I had already spent almost 100 hours drawing them, and between the 30th and 40th Pokémon I lost track of the time. So I don't know exactly how long I actually worked on it... but I think that's for the best.
