Dec 7, 2020
I just got the coolest book for my birthday!
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I just got the coolest book for my birthday!
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The holidays are right around the corner, do you need something for the aspiring Pokémon professor in your life? Check out PokéNatomy! The book is over 300 pages long and contains all of the original 151 Pokémon, with full page anatomical illustrations for each organism as well as detailed descriptions of their biology, behavior, and abilities. PokéNatomy is suitable for all ages, and designed to clarify and explain diverse scientific concepts like DNA, body systems, hereditary traits, and adaptation all through the wonder and weirdness of classic Pokémon characters! Available HERE for a limited time only!
My copy of PokéNatomy arrived today!! Thank you so much to the talented @multiverselibrary for creating this beautiful book. My favorite entries so far are the ones which hybridize animal anatomy with technology, like Magnemite and Electrode!
You can get your own copy HERE!
also check out what came in the mail today!
the pokenatomy book i ordered like a week ago im so glad
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Here’s a freelance project from earlier this year. I Illustrated the cover for a kickstarter book called “Pokenatomy: An Unofficial Guide” by Christopher Stoll. For those who don’t know, it’s a book full of anatomy cross-section art by Christopher himself, so kids can get excited about learning anatomy!
Don’t draw Pokémon anatomy while hungry. It gets weird, fast.