As of recently, people on the internet have laid their eyes on yet another artist. This time we’d like for you to see the works of an 18-year-old Japanese artist named Keito (慧人). What makes his works unique is the fact that the young artist has a very steady hand that lets him create realistic (or should we say overly realistic?) drawings that might have you looking twice. His pencil drawings are giving people a hard time trying to discern the artwork from actual objects.
However, what we know for sure is that Keito’s 3D drawing technique is capable of surprising even those who thought they had seen it all. So, what do you think about it, Pandas? Should you scroll down and take a look for yourself?
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Keito is only 18 years old but is already known for creating amazing hyper-realistic 3D drawings of everyday objects such as cans, food items, keys, and even things like rhinestones. His works could easily be mistaken for optical illusions as they are incredibly realistic and accurate when compared to their real-life counterparts.
Oh you go around promising me chocolate mushroom then give me 2d inedible version >:(
The Japanese artist is quite fond of using colored graphite pencils and sometimes even Copic markers. When observing closely one can easily tell that Keito uses the same technique to create his work, photographing each 2D drawing from specific angles, creating the illusion that they’re 3D.
While many of Keito’s mind-boggling illustrations appear to leap from their pages towards the viewer, others appear to recess inwards through the table and down towards an unknown abyss. Taking all of that into consideration we can confidently say that the talented artist can illustrate pretty much anything to make it look as though it’s come to life.
If you'd like to see more similar works to those of Keito we can definitely recommend some of the works from Stefan Pabst, a professional artist that lives in Germany, and also the works of the Italian artist Alessandro Diddi who creates amazing 3D drawings using pencils and sometimes even various props, such as his own hands.
NO THSI IS FAKE HOW DID HE DO THE FONT PERFECTLY I REFUSE TO BELIEVE THIS NO MY LIFE IS A LIE
Do you mean to tell me that I can't it this???? THE AUDACITY!!!
omg i have always wanted to try out one of theese drinks!! for those of you who want to know- Chill Out is a relaxation beverage with a refreshing light citrus taste made in Japan from a company owned by Coca-Cola. It contains a combination of herbs, vitamins, and minerals designed to help you relax and unwind.
You can't fool me. These are just random stuff lying on white paper... But seriously, this is absolutely unbelieavble work!
I like to think of it as great minds think alike! But I swear, I didn't see your comment before I typed mine! :)
Load More Replies... "I don't get it! Where are the illusions? He's just putting random things on a piece of paper..." Really, that's what it looks like! Impressive!
Yes I think that still images don't do the artist justice. The "wow!" effect would be stronger if the paper would shift perspective until the illusion is visible, but these would have had to be videos instead to achieve that
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I often wonder what these things look like in real life. i.e. in a 3-D world, rather than a photo taken from a very specific angle and shown on a 2-D screen. -- I'm not saying that this isn't amazing, I'm just curious as to how much of this illusion is due to me looking at it on a screen rather than in real life.
You can't fool me. These are just random stuff lying on white paper... But seriously, this is absolutely unbelieavble work!
I like to think of it as great minds think alike! But I swear, I didn't see your comment before I typed mine! :)
Load More Replies... "I don't get it! Where are the illusions? He's just putting random things on a piece of paper..." Really, that's what it looks like! Impressive!
Yes I think that still images don't do the artist justice. The "wow!" effect would be stronger if the paper would shift perspective until the illusion is visible, but these would have had to be videos instead to achieve that
Load More Replies... I often wonder what these things look like in real life. i.e. in a 3-D world, rather than a photo taken from a very specific angle and shown on a 2-D screen. -- I'm not saying that this isn't amazing, I'm just curious as to how much of this illusion is due to me looking at it on a screen rather than in real life.
