Bored Panda got in touch with Jyo John Mulloor to ask him more about his creative process and himself. The artist shared that as a digital artist since 2006, he has maintained an unwavering passion for pursuing personal projects alongside his daily designer job. "I vividly recall the exhilaration I felt when Bored Panda finally featured my Human Head Helmet in 2013, which only served to fuel my creative drive even further. I continue to nurture this passion, constantly generating innovative ideas to showcase captivating visuals that push the boundaries of what is possible within my craft. Despite the passage of time, my unwavering commitment to art remains as steadfast as ever, a testament to my unbridled passion and dedication to the creative process."

We got curious about what was the reason Jyo John Mulloor wanted to explore the possibilities of AI. He replied that as a visual artist, he has always been deeply immersed in the creative process, spending days and weeks meticulously refining his concepts until they are perfect. "While I have dabbled in 3D visualization in the past, it wasn't until the advent of AI in the mid of last year that I truly became curious about its capabilities. The idea of generating art simply by typing in words was exhilarating, and I began experimenting with AI in earnest."

We asked the artist how he came up with the idea to create images of iconic people from the past taking selfies. "My latest project was centered around the concept of capturing impossible selfies. In the first part, I endeavored to create selfies of our ancestors - from Neanderthal humans to Roman kings, from Jesus Christ to Egyptian pharaohs. In the second part, I focused on animal selfies, depicting various creatures taking selfies of their own."

"As a child, I was always fascinated by historic moments and personalities, and I had long harbored a desire to portray them in a cute and whimsical manner. This project provided me with the perfect opportunity to bring my childhood aspirations to life, and I poured my heart and soul into each and every selfie.

I am delighted to say that the project was a resounding success, and I am overjoyed by the positive response it has received from my audience. It fills me with pride to know that I have been able to create something that not only captures the imagination but also inspires a sense of wonder and joy."

Jyo John Mullor is a digital artist with almost two decades of experience. Being an artist for so long, his creative process naturally has evolved over time.

For the artist, it all starts with brainstorming an idea, "and as a one-man army, I am responsible for every aspect of the project from start to finish. I begin by sketching out some rough visuals in a book, before moving on to creating the images using specific prompts.

For each project, I customize my prompts to ensure that I achieve the desired result. However, as many are aware, mid-journey AI-generated images are not always accurate, especially when it comes to capturing the likeness of real-life figures. For example, if I were to attempt to create an image of Gandhi taking a selfie, I would be unable to generate an accurate depiction of his face.

To overcome this obstacle, I employ a multi-step process to ensure the final image is as realistic as possible. I generate multiple images using AI and then combine them in Photoshop before meticulously repainting over the top to create a more lifelike result. This process may be time-consuming, but the end result is always worth the effort."

Over the course of Jyo John Mullor's career, he has worked on many projects, but none have been as widely appreciated as his latest endeavor. "People have embraced the project with open arms, especially in India, where it has been received with great enthusiasm. It's heartening to see people respond to it with such positivity and appreciation.

The project has garnered particular attention due to the portrayal of Mahatma Gandhi in a light-hearted and joyful manner. It's a refreshing change from the usual depictions of him that are more somber and serious. Furthermore, the quality of the images of all the historical figures in the project has been praised by viewers. Many have expressed their gratitude, saying that I have made their dream of seeing these iconic personalities come to life a reality.

The messages of appreciation have poured in from all over the globe, and although I haven't been able to read them all yet, I am deeply grateful for each and every one of them. Thank you to everyone who has shown their support for this project - your encouragement means the world to me."

The artist shared that recently, he embarked on a new project where he reimagined the iconic characters from Game of Thrones wearing traditional Indian attire."The result was a unique and visually stunning set of images that garnered significant attention from fans of the series.

In addition to this project, I also created visuals of historic figures traveling in private jets, which offered a fresh and unexpected take on the lives of these famous individuals. While these projects were well-received, I have many more exciting ideas in the works that I am keeping as a surprise.

As a digital artist, I am constantly exploring new avenues for creative expression and pushing the boundaries of what is possible. Stay tuned for more exciting projects from me in the future."

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