Is there another look of the Ken Sugimari's artwork of the Pokemon?

Question 1

I mean like a different picture but the same artwork. If you still don't know what I mean, here is an example: a pikachu's artwork is shown jumping:
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What I wanna know is there another pikachu artwork like this but instead of jumping.

Question 2

Do you wish to know other designs of Pikachu from Ken or do you want this exact artwork style but where he is not jumping from Ken? Or does it not matter who it is from?

Question 3

Just exact artwork and pikachu was just an example. I just wanna know if there are any pokemon with another artwork.

Question 4

Yes there are, this is all the Pokemon art Ken Sugimori made .

Examples:

Question 5

Ya something like that.

Question 6

But I was asking if there is another way the pokemon looks in the artwork. You don't need to hide it though.

Question 7

Yeah, look how many Pikachus there are

Question 8

I think those were for OR an AS if you saw the trailer.

Question 9

so? they are still Pikachu art works

Question 10

I can't see any of them though

Question 11

Also the link you gave is not only for the original 151. I am asking if there for other pkemon though other than the megas and non finished-looking artworks

Question 12

at the top there is a "next 200" button.

Question 13

that's what I'm saying

Question 14

yeah it's not just the 151, it's all of them.

Question 15

Well it seems that the starters in 3rd gen and above except for x and y have more artworks. That is what I mean, pokemon with more than one artworks other than the non finished-looking artworks for gen 1 and 2 pokemon.

Question 16

The "unfinished-looking" artwork for the first- and second-generation Pokémon is the original Sugimori art. For the third-generation games he adopted a new art style and eventually remade every Pokémon in that style. Most Pokémon only have one Sugimori art; those that have alternates are usually Pokémon that have been redrawn for covers or advertising for later games that feature them heavily, e.g. the Emerald versions of the R/S starters.