Look closely: Notice anything unusual about this beautiful Japanese girl?

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At first glance, Saya looks like your average Japanese schoolgirl.


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At first glance, Saya looks like your average Japanese schoolgirl.

However, there is something unique about her - she isn't real.

These incredible images are actually computer generated, showing off the latest in computer animation techniques.

She is the creation of Teruyuki and Yuki Ishikawa are a husband-and-wife team of freelance 3D computer graphics artists from Tokyo, reports Daily Mail via Asian Town.

They posted the images online, and have since seen them reposted thousands of times as people trying to answer the question of whether they are photographs of a real person or not.

The pair, who are known within the computer graphics industry for their lifelike work, created her in their spare time.
Ishikawa is also making armour and other types of equipment for the Saya project.

"Since we've been working on this between jobs, it's been somewhat hard," Ishikawa told gaming site Kotaku. "We're going to give it our best when making it."

The hardest part, they said, was achieving the moist, soft and translucent skin. In fact, Yuki says they are still improving the model, and hope to improve both the skin and hair.

She was created using a series of 3D modelling tools including Matya, often used for film effect. They also hope to bring her to life in a self produced film.

"This character 'Saya' is a being created as a CG character for the self-produced movie," they revealed in a tweet. They also said that for the film, she will receive an upgrade - and armour.



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10/18/2015, 9:15 AM - Source: dailymail.co.uk

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[Narong Wongwan]

Nothing new la the resident evil movies also computer generated and they actually toned it down so the graphics dun look too human

 

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• Incredible images are actually computer generated, showing off the latest in CGI
• Saya is the creation of two Tokyo 3D computer graphics artists
• They hope to self produce a movie starring the girl, bringing her to life on the big screen

At first glance, Saya looks like your average Japanese schoolgirl.However, there is something unique about her - she isn't real.

These incredible images are actually computer generated, showing off the latest in computer animation techniques.

She is the creation of Teruyuki and Yuki Ishikawa are a husband-and-wife team of freelance 3D computer graphics artists from Tokyo.

They posted the images online, and have since seen them reposted thousands of times as people trying to answer the question of whether they are photographs of a real person or not.

The pair, who are known within the computer graphics industry for their lifelike work, created her in their spare time

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[TD="width: 86%, bgcolor: #F9F9F9, colspan: 4, align: left"]Ishikawa is also making armour and other types of equipment for the Saya project.

'Since we've been working on this between jobs, it's been somewhat hard,' Ishikawa told gaming site Kotaku.

'We're going to give it our best when making it.'

The hardest part, they said, was achieving the moist, soft and translucent skin.

In fact, Yuki says they are still improving the model, and hope to improve both the skin and hair.

She was created using a series of 3D modelling tools including Matya, often used for film effect.

They also hope to bring her to life in a self produced film.

'This character 'Saya' is a being created as a CG character for the self-produced movie,' they revealed in a tweet.

They also said that for the film, she will receive an upgrade - and armour.

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• Incredible images are actually computer generated, showing off the latest in CGI
• Saya is the creation of two Tokyo 3D computer graphics artists
• They hope to self produce a movie starring the girl, bringing her to life on the big screen

At first glance, Saya looks like your average Japanese schoolgirl.However, there is something unique about her - she isn't real.
These incredible images are actually computer generated, showing off the latest in computer animation techniques.
She is the creation of Teruyuki and Yuki Ishikawa are a husband-and-wife team of freelance 3D computer graphics artists from Tokyo.
They posted the images online, and have since seen them reposted thousands of times as people trying to answer the question of whether they are photographs of a real person or not.
The pair, who are known within the computer graphics industry for their lifelike work, created her in their spare time

Ishikawa is also making armour and other types of equipment for the Saya project.
'Since we've been working on this between jobs, it's been somewhat hard,' Ishikawa told gaming site Kotaku.
'We're going to give it our best when making it.'
The hardest part, they said, was achieving the moist, soft and translucent skin.
In fact, Yuki says they are still improving the model, and hope to improve both the skin and hair.
She was created using a series of 3D modelling tools including Matya, often used for film effect.
They also hope to bring her to life in a self produced film.
'This character 'Saya' is a being created as a CG character for the self-produced movie,' they revealed in a tweet.
They also said that for the film, she will receive an upgrade - and armour.

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• Incredible images are actually computer generated, showing off the latest in CGI
• Saya is the creation of two Tokyo 3D computer graphics artists
• They hope to self produce a movie starring the girl, bringing her to life on the big screen

At first glance, Saya looks like your average Japanese schoolgirl.However, there is something unique about her - she isn't real.
These incredible images are actually computer generated, showing off the latest in computer animation techniques.
She is the creation of Teruyuki and Yuki Ishikawa are a husband-and-wife team of freelance 3D computer graphics artists from Tokyo.
They posted the images online, and have since seen them reposted thousands of times as people trying to answer the question of whether they are photographs of a real person or not.
The pair, who are known within the computer graphics industry for their lifelike work, created her in their spare time

Ishikawa is also making armour and other types of equipment for the Saya project.
'Since we've been working on this between jobs, it's been somewhat hard,' Ishikawa told gaming site Kotaku.
'We're going to give it our best when making it.'
The hardest part, they said, was achieving the moist, soft and translucent skin.
In fact, Yuki says they are still improving the model, and hope to improve both the skin and hair.
She was created using a series of 3D modelling tools including Matya, often used for film effect.
They also hope to bring her to life in a self produced film.
'This character 'Saya' is a being created as a CG character for the self-produced movie,' they revealed in a tweet.
They also said that for the film, she will receive an upgrade - and armour.

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[johnny333]

Maybe in the future we will have , LKY II:Judgement Day or LKY III: The Rise of the Machines

 

[dancingshoes]

with these 3D animation techniques, we are going to fuck a robot in near future.

 

[harimau]

Trust me, Real one are more warm and enjoyable.

 

[Hans168]

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[fupikee]

Very soon the jappies will put her to 3D printing and produce a doll....those interested can buy and fxxx her to their hearts content...will be best seller any time.....HUAT AHHHHHH

 

[streetsmart73]

Maybe in the future we will have , LKY II:Judgement Day or LKY III: The Rise of the Machines

Hi there

1. Sinkies may revive the gecko too :kma: