Pokémon Comes To Life In The Most Electrifying Way


Canadian street artist (and animator, and character designer) Aiden Glynn likes to take everyday objects on the street and bring a little life to them, turning them into characters from video games and cartoons.

So a power box becomes Diglett, and an old barrel out the front of a restaurant becomes a prop from Donkey Kong (which the place left up for two weeks!).

Glynn is promising to post more game-related art this week, so check back below for more over the next few days.

UPDATEScratch the whole “electrifying” thing. Looks like it’s got to do with phones, not power. Canada!

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