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This Artist Specializes In Creating Tiny Animal Portraits, And Here’s Some Of His Work (18 Pics)
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Jyo John Mulloor is a graphic designer with over 10 years of experience. He worked on various projects and always shares new art pieces on his social media platforms, mainly Instagram. So far the artist's profile has over 100K followers but this number is still growing.
For his work as a digital artist, Jyo John primarily uses Photoshop, but sometimes he also combines his own skills with an image generated by AI. The series “Macro World” is a collection of images picturing tiny versions of wild animals. Each one of them can easily fit into the palm of a human’s hand. Baby elephant, giraffe, zebra, or polar bear - it is hard to choose the most adorable one. Which one is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below.
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Just in case no one has had a chance, baby zebras are every bit as cute as they look and super soft.
These are absolutely adorable! I usually will Pick a favorite in these sorts of lists, but there is just no way I can! They're all my favorite!!
I know that this is going to make me look stupid, but is it Photoshop or is it a handmade craft/plush?
A combination of AI and photoshop, apparently, even so I would give my arm for such a skill! (Well, not my arm, perhaps, that would be a bit drastic) but I always admire people who are so clever.
Ahh thats why my brain hates it so much. I too thought it was handmade and saw some flaws that my brain couldn't handle, but didn't want to hate it because of all the manual labour that went in... But if it's ai ... I can find it creepy and alienating without worries
Ow… I thought they were tiny handmade plushies.
AI somehow makes every "art" so generic and bland.
And all those extra fingers and toes LMAO
boo cheating with AI
I know that this is going to make me look stupid, but is it Photoshop or is it a handmade craft/plush?
A combination of AI and photoshop, apparently, even so I would give my arm for such a skill! (Well, not my arm, perhaps, that would be a bit drastic) but I always admire people who are so clever.
Ahh thats why my brain hates it so much. I too thought it was handmade and saw some flaws that my brain couldn't handle, but didn't want to hate it because of all the manual labour that went in... But if it's ai ... I can find it creepy and alienating without worries
Ow… I thought they were tiny handmade plushies.
AI somehow makes every "art" so generic and bland.
And all those extra fingers and toes LMAO
boo cheating with AI