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Here are the other two paintings:

The shown image in the question contains

The evolutions of all grass starter pokemon from generations 1 through 5: Bulbasaur,Ivysaur,Venusaur,Chikorita,Bayleef,Meganium,Treecko,Grovyle,Sceptile,Turtwig,Grotle,Torterra,Snivy,Servine,Serperior

because

each row has the color palette of the corresponding pokemon, but treating the RGB value as BGR, which means the shown image doesn't display their "true" colors.

So the other 2 paintings contain

Fire and Water Starters from generation 1-5:

Fire:
Charmander,Charmeleon,Charizard,Cyndaquil,Quilava,Typhlosion,Torchic,Combusken,Blaziken,Chimchar,Monferno,Infernape,Tepig,Pignite,Emboar

Water:
Squirtle,Wartortle,Blastoise,Totodile,Croconaw,Feraligatr,Mudkip,Marshtomp,Swampert,Piplup,Prinplup,Empoleon,Oshawott,Dewott,Samurott

Story elements:

It's called Evolution because the image portrays pokemon evolutions.

She was going to give me a starter pokemon for the beginning of my journey.

The device is a pokedex.

The assistant professor is probably Bianca, because this story seems to play out in Pokemon Black/White.

Lenora's (gym leader) hometown is Nacrene City, which has a museum and has some vague connection to an ancient festival.

The forest is Pinwheel Forest, right near the city, where she would like to research pokemon!

Not sure about the time and place yet, unless it refers to the fact that in B/W there were 15 starter pokemon of each type going back, and as I said the museum is related to art and has some vague connection to an ancient festival.

Fun Stuff:

_{(I scraped the color codes from here)}

Here are the "unaltered" paintings, i.e. in RGB:

Grass (different horizontal order):


Fire:


Water:

Here are the other two paintings:

The shown image in the question contains

The evolutions of all grass starter pokemon from generations 1 through 5: Bulbasaur,Ivysaur,Venusaur,Chikorita,Bayleef,Meganium,Treecko,Grovyle,Sceptile,Turtwig,Grotle,Torterra,Snivy,Servine,Serperior

because

each row has the color palette of the corresponding pokemon, but treating the RGB value as BGR, which means the shown image doesn't display their "true" colors.

So the other 2 paintings contain

Fire and Water Starters from generation 1-5:

Fire:
Charmander,Charmeleon,Charizard,Cyndaquil,Quilava,Typhlosion,Torchic,Combusken,Blaziken,Chimchar,Monferno,Infernape,Tepig,Pignite,Emboar

Water:
Squirtle,Wartortle,Blastoise,Totodile,Croconaw,Feraligatr,Mudkip,Marshtomp,Swampert,Piplup,Prinplup,Empoleon,Oshawott,Dewott,Samurott

Story elements:

It's called Evolution because the image portrays pokemon evolutions.

She was going to give me a starter pokemon for the beginning of my journey.

The device is a pokedex.

The assistant professor is probably Bianca, because this story seems to play out in Pokemon Black/White.

Lenora's (gym leader) hometown is Nacrene City, which has a museum and has some vague connection to an ancient festival.

The forest is Pinwheel Forest, right near the city, where she would like to research pokemon!

Gen 5 was chosen because it is the last generation that was sprite-based, with gen 6 switiching to 3d models. And as I said the museum is related to art and has some vague connection to an ancient festival.

Fun Stuff:

_{(I scraped the color codes from here)}

Here are the "unaltered" paintings, i.e. in RGB:

Grass (different horizontal order):


Fire:


Water:

Here are the other two paintings:

The shown image in the question contains

The evolutions of all grass starter pokemon from generations 1 through 5: Bulbasaur,Ivysaur,Venusaur,Chikorita,Bayleef,Meganium,Treecko,Grovyle,Sceptile,Turtwig,Grotle,Torterra,Snivy,Servine,Serperior

because

each row has the color palette of the corresponding pokemon, but treating the RGB value as BGR, which means the shown image doesn't display their "true" colors.

So the other 2 paintings contain

Fire and Water Starters from generation 1-5:

Fire:
Charmander,Charmeleon,Charizard,Cyndaquil,Quilava,Typhlosion,Torchic,Combusken,Blaziken,Chimchar,Monferno,Infernape,Tepig,Pignite,Emboar

Water:
Squirtle,Wartortle,Blastoise,Totodile,Croconaw,Feraligatr,Mudkip,Marshtomp,Swampert,Piplup,Prinplup,Empoleon,Oshawott,Dewott,Samurott

Story elements:

It's called Evolution because the image portrays pokemon evolutions.

She was going to give me a starter pokemon for the beginning of my journey.

The device is a pokedex.

The assistant professor is probably Bianca, because this story seems to play out in Pokemon Black/White.

Lenora's (gym leader) hometown is Nacrene City, which has a museum and has some vague connection to an ancient festival.

The forest is Pinwheel Forest, right near the city, where she would like to research pokemon!

Not sure about the time and place yet, unless it refers to the fact that in B/W there were 15 starter pokemon of each type going back, and as I said the museum is related to art and has some vague connection to an ancient festival.

Fun Stuff:

_{(I scraped the color codes from here)}

Here are the "unaltered" paintings, i.e. in RGB:

Grass (different horizontal order):


Fire:


Water:

Here are the other two paintings:

The shown image in the question contains

The evolutions of all grass starter pokemon from generations 1 through 5: Bulbasaur,Ivysaur,Venusaur,Chikorita,Bayleef,Meganium,Treecko,Grovyle,Sceptile,Turtwig,Grotle,Torterra,Snivy,Servine,Serperior

because

each row has the color palette of the corresponding pokemon, but treating the RGB value as BGR, which means the shown image doesn't display their "true" colors.

So the other 2 paintings contain

Fire and Water Starters from generation 1-5:

Fire:
Charmander,Charmeleon,Charizard,Cyndaquil,Quilava,Typhlosion,Torchic,Combusken,Blaziken,Chimchar,Monferno,Infernape,Tepig,Pignite,Emboar

Water:
Squirtle,Wartortle,Blastoise,Totodile,Croconaw,Feraligatr,Mudkip,Marshtomp,Swampert,Piplup,Prinplup,Empoleon,Oshawott,Dewott,Samurott

Story elements:

It's called Evolution because the image portrays pokemon evolutions.

She was going to give me a starter pokemon for the beginning of my journey.

The device is a pokedex.

The assistant professor is probably Bianca, because this story seems to play out in Pokemon Black/White.

Lenora's (gym leader) hometown is Nacrene City, which has a museum and has some vague connection to an ancient festival.

The forest is Pinwheel Forest, right near the city, where she would like to research pokemon!

Not sure about the time and place yet, unless it refers to the fact that in B/W there were 15 starter pokemon of each type going back, and as I said the museum is related to art and has some vague connection to an ancient festival.

Fun Stuff:

_{(I scraped the color codes from here)}

Here are the "unaltered" paintings, i.e. in RGB:

Grass (different horizontal order):


Fire:


Water:

Here are the other two paintings:

The shown image in the question contains

The evolutions of all grass starter pokemon from generations 1 through 5: Bulbasaur,Ivysaur,Venusaur,Chikorita,Bayleef,Meganium,Treecko,Grovyle,Sceptile,Turtwig,Grotle,Torterra,Snivy,Servine,Serperior

because

each row has the color palette of the corresponding pokemon, but treating the RGB value as BGR, which means the shown image doesn't display their "true" colors.

So the other 2 paintings contain

Fire and Water Starters from generation 1-5:

Fire:
Charmander,Charmeleon,Charizard,Cyndaquil,Quilava,Typhlosion,Torchic,Combusken,Blaziken,Chimchar,Monferno,Infernape,Tepig,Pignite,Emboar

Water:
Squirtle,Wartortle,Blastoise,Totodile,Croconaw,Feraligatr,Mudkip,Marshtomp,Swampert,Piplup,Prinplup,Empoleon,Oshawott,Dewott,Samurott

Story elements:

It's called Evolution because the image portrays pokemon evolutions.

She was going to give me a starter pokemon for the beginning of my journey.

The device is a pokedex.

The assistant professor is probably Bianca, because this story seems to play out in Pokemon Black/White.

Lenora's (gym leader) hometown is Nacrene City, which has a museum and has some vague connection to an ancient festival.

The forest is Pinwheel Forest, right near the city, where she would like to research pokemon!

Not sure about the time and place yet, unless it refers to the fact that in B/W there were 15 starter pokemon of each type going back, and as I said the museum is related to art and has some vague connection to an ancient festival.

Fun Stuff:

Here are the "unaltered" paintings, i.e. in RGB:

Grass (different horizontal order):


Fire:


Water:

Here are the other two paintings:

The shown image in the question contains

The evolutions of all grass starter pokemon from generations 1 through 5: Bulbasaur,Ivysaur,Venusaur,Chikorita,Bayleef,Meganium,Treecko,Grovyle,Sceptile,Turtwig,Grotle,Torterra,Snivy,Servine,Serperior

because

each row has the color palette of the corresponding pokemon, but treating the RGB value as BGR, which means the shown image doesn't display their "true" colors.

So the other 2 paintings contain

Fire and Water Starters from generation 1-5:

Fire:
Charmander,Charmeleon,Charizard,Cyndaquil,Quilava,Typhlosion,Torchic,Combusken,Blaziken,Chimchar,Monferno,Infernape,Tepig,Pignite,Emboar

Water:
Squirtle,Wartortle,Blastoise,Totodile,Croconaw,Feraligatr,Mudkip,Marshtomp,Swampert,Piplup,Prinplup,Empoleon,Oshawott,Dewott,Samurott

Story elements:

It's called Evolution because the image portrays pokemon evolutions.

She was going to give me a starter pokemon for the beginning of my journey.

The device is a pokedex.

The assistant professor is probably Bianca, because this story seems to play out in Pokemon Black/White.

Lenora's (gym leader) hometown is Nacrene City, which has a museum and has some vague connection to an ancient festival.

The forest is Pinwheel Forest, right near the city, where she would like to research pokemon!

Not sure about the time and place yet, unless it refers to the fact that in B/W there were 15 starter pokemon of each type going back, and as I said the museum is related to art and has some vague connection to an ancient festival.

Fun Stuff:

_{(I scraped the color codes from here)}

Here are the "unaltered" paintings, i.e. in RGB:

Grass (different horizontal order):


Fire:


Water: