Moon Umbreon (or "Moonbreon," as the TCG community lovingly calls it) is my illustrated take on the Umbreon V Alternate Art from Evolving Skies, one of the most beloved alt arts the Pokémon TCG has ever printed. The original card by artist Mitsuhiro Arita shows Umbreon perched on a clocktower under a full moon, watching over a sleeping seaside town. It's stunning, and it's also currently a $400+ card in mint condition, which is not a small ask if you just want to look at it on your wall.

So I redrew it. Every print at Palette Town starts as a TCG card I love, and gets rebuilt from scratch in Adobe Illustrator. There's no painting and no photography in here. Every cloud, every roof tile, every ring on Umbreon's body is a vector shape I drew by hand and stacked in layers. Even what looks like linework is shapes. It's slower than digital painting, but it means the file scales cleanly to any size. The print on your wall looks exactly as crisp at 24"x36" as it does at 8"x10", and the colors stay punchy whether you go matte or semi-gloss.

The point is to give you a way to actually live with the art from cards like this one, instead of leaving it sealed in a sleeve. Same scene you fell in love with on the card, sized for your wall.