You just HAVE to see this

Er....'closer' link?...all I see is a message board...

Well, I tried to put a link to translate the page. It wouldn't take

The work that was done looks amazing!

Takes a few seconds to show up on my connection, but it's worth the wait. Be patient, it's worth it.

Did you see that dog??? And the car? I'm just blown away.

If I read it correctly, it talks about Photoshop not Illustrator. Even though Illustrator would show the grid lines and be in vector. Hmm

Wow....that was amazing. They looked so real!! I wouldn't have known the difference if you hadn't mentioned that it was all made through photoshop.

I like Yoda

Amazing work out there ....... mind blowing art ....

No no, it's not Photoshop but Illustrator. The shots showing the layers palette is Illustrator, plus these are gradient meshs you see in black and white and Photoshop doesn't have them. I don't understand chineese either so I don't know why he's posting these in what seems to be a Photoshop forum, but I assume that forum also accepts Illustrator works, especially amazing ones like these.

OK, got some translations going here. The title is: * Japan's AI practical work * (AI = Adobe Illustrator)
And some of the drawings in the middle of the page, actually says "Drawing by Adobe Illustrator".

I'm throwing away my crayons and taking up knitting!

Jafo twiddles thumbs waiting for something to magically appear...

I'm guessing Jafo is on dialup

That absolutely blows my mind paxx. Amazing.

loaded pretty fast here, simply incredible

No...I'm on ADSL and still get nothing...

Jafo shall try Firefox

They look real enough to me Even the lettuce!

Firefox loaded it in no time....very impressive...though I'm not sure all are before and afters...some of it is a little 'too' real...

I think it's all real. I've been playing a bit with the mesh tool in Illustrator, and I can see how the lines could translate to the results shown. But if you look at the really really realistic ones (the dog, the lettuce, the car) just look at the number of mesh lines there are. You must understnd that each line intersection represents a different color, making a gradient between the color of that point and the color of the next point. Some of these have more lines than actual fill area. Must have taken forever (I can see months) to make some of these.

wow

Some serious detailed mesh work there, might even have a few masks as well.

Bichur is now furiously scribbling on the walls, using up his daughter's crayons, in frustration (and suppressed admiration).

excellent work = thanks for the link

pretty amazin stuff indeed.

!WoW!

Whoa!...all I can say is WOW! Those graphics are amazing! Ok..I can say that too.