“This artist”. Great job to the person who created the original meme on giving credit. Otherwise a beautiful piece.
this post was submitted on 07 Jun 2025
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I don't see a link in your comment for some reason. I can just search for the name online so thank you for providing it. Just wanted to let you know. ;)
It's this one: https://visualflood.com/post/japanese-artist-lito-meticulously-hand-carves-intricate-scenes-into-leaves
what client do you use? they used a [text](example.com) link where the text was empty
I'm using boost and I don't see the link at all. How many links have I missed! Oh no! I must re-read every comment on Lemmy!
Wow, those are even more amazing. The wave? Good lord
What client do you use? I also don't see empty links
voyager
Thanks for finding it!
These are gorgeous, thank you!
cutting edge
Haha nice one
AI witch-hunting crowd appears in 3....2...1..
Not sure I would call AI, but it is strikingly easy to mask out the leaf with a design and leave a blue sky behind with Photoshop or similar. Especially compared to the absurd amount of diligent work required to cut a real leaf.
Now, the creation of the cute design could be a skilled vector artist or AI, but to me it doesn't scream AI.
Middle option: the design was made digitally (by "hand" or AI), and then they used a laser cutter to cut the leaf.
The lines of the drawing definitely feel a bit too perfect for it to be fully manual, they scream "vector" to me.
Edit: I see now it was the surprise third option, they're Japanese and it's meticulously hand crafted (probably also folded over a thousand times).
I feel like a laser cutter would have left discolored edges. Could be a cricut style bladed cutter though.
I'm not 100% sure with a leaf like this, I feel like the high moisture content would stop any propagation of charring, so if there was discoloration it would be very thin. But yeah it's been hand cut so problem solved.
That's amazing but I was immediately wondering why the big bunny was robbing the smaller ones
Fallen leaves, fallen leaves, fallen leaves on the ground
Well, that's ridiculously awesome.
Gotta be using a Ginzu brand knife or some shit. And kudos on the finger nail!
Reminds me of the 1800s silhouette art that was in vogue for a bit. Very cool!