NO1R - Pikachu: Stay Real

Pikachu: Fii Real

Introducing a bold contemporary interpretation by NO1R, this original mixed media artwork on paper revisits one of the most beloved pop culture characters through a playful and urban visual language.

Titled “Pikachu: Stay Real”, the artwork portrays the iconic character in a relaxed and joyful attitude, wearing a cap that reinforces a message of authenticity and individuality. The composition blends innocence with street culture, creating a fresh and relatable reinterpretation.

The vibrant splashes, bold outlines and dripping paint reinforce the fusion between pop culture and contemporary street art. The piece radiates positivity, freedom and a sense of staying true to oneself.

With vibrant colors and expressive textures, this hand painted artwork is created using airbrush, acrylic markers, acrylic paint and spray paint.

Artwork details

– Original artwork
– Hand signed by the artist
– Certificate of authenticity included
– Mixed media on paper
– Size: 65 cm x 50 cm
– Hand painted using airbrush, acrylic markers, acrylic paint and spray paint
– Sent rolled in a protective tube

Paint drips, splashes and irregularities are part of the artwork’s process and contribute to its urban character.
Colors may vary slightly depending on lighting conditions during photography.

About the artist

NO1R is a multidisciplinary visual artist working across mixed media painting and 3D sculpture, with a strong foundation in traditional techniques and a deep connection to street culture.

Moving between urban art, pop art and contemporary storytelling, the work explores a wide range of subjects, from iconic figures in animation and popular culture to original characters, portraits and abstract compositions. Alongside painting, NO1R develops sculptural pieces through digital modeling, later produced in resin or filament, extending the visual language into physical form.

With a background in visual arts and audiovisual, and influenced by the early evolution of graffiti culture in Portugal, the practice reflects a lifelong passion for illustration, music and expressive visual creation.