Jyo John Mulloor is back at Bored Panda with a new series of adorable mini versions of the wild animals. These cute items are so small, they can fit in the palm of your hand. The project called “Macro World” has attracted many people and its first part was also featured on Bored Panda.
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Jyo John Mulloor began his career as a digital artist in 2006 and has maintained an “unrelenting passion” for pursuing personal projects alongside his day job as a designer . “I vividly recall the excitement when Bored Panda finally introduced my Head Helmet in 2013, which fueled my creative drive even further. I continue to nurture this passion, continuously generating creative ideas to showcase captivating images that push the boundaries of what is possible in my profession,” the artist shared with Bored Panda.
“Despite my many years of experience as a visual artist, I am still more passionate than ever about exploring new horizons in the world of art and technology. AI has opened up a world of possibilities I never thought possible and I look forward to seeing where this exciting new journey takes me.”
Jyo John Mullor previously described to us what his creative process looks like. It all starts with brainstorming an idea. He starts by sketching some rough images in a book, before moving on to creating images using specific prompts.
“For each project, I customize my reminders to ensure that I achieve the desired results. However, as many people know, images generated by AI mid-travel are not always accurate. To overcome this obstacle, I use a multi-step process to ensure the final image is as realistic as possible. I created multiple images using AI and then combined them in Photoshop before meticulously painting over the top to create a more vibrant result. The process can be time-consuming, but the end result is always worth the effort.”
