It is fascinating to see how technology has evolved, especially knowing that the first-ever 3D modeling software was invented and developed in the 1960s. A. Sutherland created Sketchpad, a program for the three-dimensional modeling of simple objects such as cubes or prisms, available for the personal computer.

Back then it was impossible to create anything close to the art we see here by the artist Gal Yosef. Nowadays in the tech world, we have it comparatively easy knowing that anyone can own a computer and specific software; all you need is a will to learn and imagination.

To begin, you don’t need to have specific skills as simplified interfaces enable us to use these complex tools without years of experience. Obviously, to be able to create artwork as mesmerizing as Yosef has, the learning process might take longer. Gal Yosef is a self-taught prodigy in the field of 3D art and animation.

His work specializes in redesigned versions of our beloved cartoon characters. When Yosef was just 13 years old, his curiosity and love of painting and drawing led him to start exploring 3D design. Gal Yosef's artwork continues to evolve in the style of his most recent works, depicting a darker version of the cartoon world.