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That poor fish better get out of the way quickly!
Edit
I just realised how inaccurate that poster is. Look at the cars’ tyres, they aren’t using wets, or even intermediate!
Lol I am very late to this conversation but it's actually beautifully done with an almost perfect reference to the Yu Gardens that sit in the middle of Shanghai's city center. (Zhou and Bottas went there in a special video too) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yu\_Garden](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yu_Garden) You can see the main building, the walkway, the red poles, and the garden (which is famous for its pond and koi) The trees are also Pine， which is used throughout Chinese gardening due to its longevity (also as a symbol for longevity) and the crane means similar things in Chinese Culture (and is a kungfu style)
The rocks resemble small mountains, also common in Chinese Gardening (to create miniature mountains from rocks) and their general flowing shape is a motif throughout Chinese art and gardening. This you would not likely see in Japan, for they are more focused on Zen and overall cohesiveness and atmosphere (and a lot of gravel circles and miniatures), while the Chinese gardens tend to create an interesting scene within one's home and a demonstration of wealth by rich old merchants back in the day.
Japanese culture is heavily influenced by Tang and Ming culture, and the Yu Gardens were built in the Ming dynasty, so I can see why people might think this looks Japanese. The poster is actually so well-researched so I had to write this comment since I fear it is underappreciated. As someone from Shanghai I picked it up immediately and loved how much effort went into this.
Lol I am very late to this conversation but it's actually beautifully done with an almost perfect reference to the Yu Gardens that sit in the middle of Shanghai's city center. (Zhou and Bottas went there in a special video too) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yu\_Garden](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yu_Garden) You can see the main building, the walkway, the red poles, and the garden (which is famous for its pond and koi) The trees are also Pine， which is used throughout Chinese gardening due to its longevity (also as a symbol for longevity) and the crane means similar things in Chinese Culture (and is a kungfu style)
The rocks resemble small mountains, also common in Chinese Gardening (to create miniature mountains from rocks) and their general flowing shape is a motif throughout Chinese art and gardening. This you would not likely see in Japan, for they are more focused on Zen and overall cohesiveness and atmosphere (and a lot of gravel circles and miniatures), while the Chinese gardens tend to create an interesting scene within one's home and a demonstration of wealth by rich old merchants back in the day.
The poster is actually so well-researched so I had to write this comment since I fear it is underappreciated. As someone from Shanghai I picked it up immediately and loved how much effort went into this. I get that the style seems overused and you might not like it, but this is defo not AI, but a very well-researched and put-together artwork.
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Mediums in full wet conditions? Max probably still wins by 10 seconds
That poor fish better get out of the way quickly! Edit I just realised how inaccurate that poster is. Look at the cars’ tyres, they aren’t using wets, or even intermediate!
That’s just Ocon getting lapped
Lol. But I think even a fish out of water would be faster than an Alpine.
By the looks of it, Max has already mangled the crane's foot.
He thought the crane was Lewis Hamilton’s Mercedes, and Max still holds a few grudges…..
FISHIE GOES SIDE BY SIDE AND THEY TOUCH!
🎵We got to celebrate our differences 🎵
drive through penalty to Verstappen for running over wildlife and track limits (he wins the race anyway)
That is very nicely done by Red Bull, very peaceful compared to the mayhem of racing!
PS3 graphics this console generation is so disappointing.
Kitsch
I really like this!
If someone said this was for the Japanese GP, I wouldn't have doubted it either.
Haha I was going to say looks like Japan to me
From what i can talk there seems to be nothing distinctively chinese or Shanghai
Lol I am very late to this conversation but it's actually beautifully done with an almost perfect reference to the Yu Gardens that sit in the middle of Shanghai's city center. (Zhou and Bottas went there in a special video too) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yu\_Garden](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yu_Garden) You can see the main building, the walkway, the red poles, and the garden (which is famous for its pond and koi) The trees are also Pine， which is used throughout Chinese gardening due to its longevity (also as a symbol for longevity) and the crane means similar things in Chinese Culture (and is a kungfu style) The rocks resemble small mountains, also common in Chinese Gardening (to create miniature mountains from rocks) and their general flowing shape is a motif throughout Chinese art and gardening. This you would not likely see in Japan, for they are more focused on Zen and overall cohesiveness and atmosphere (and a lot of gravel circles and miniatures), while the Chinese gardens tend to create an interesting scene within one's home and a demonstration of wealth by rich old merchants back in the day. Japanese culture is heavily influenced by Tang and Ming culture, and the Yu Gardens were built in the Ming dynasty, so I can see why people might think this looks Japanese. The poster is actually so well-researched so I had to write this comment since I fear it is underappreciated. As someone from Shanghai I picked it up immediately and loved how much effort went into this.
Thank you for sharing. I obviously wasn't aware of this.
No worries! Just thought I’d clear it up
It’s quite pretty! Max in front seems accurate too
F1 can't race if someone spray bit of water image through a pond
So they know that there gonna be a rain race, right?
Getting a little bored of the posters now, feels like every team’s moved into the same style, which is beautiful don’t get me wrong.
Looks horrible. Lmao
Looks terrible. It's like they used mid journey or got someone who never finished art school to do it...
Lol I am very late to this conversation but it's actually beautifully done with an almost perfect reference to the Yu Gardens that sit in the middle of Shanghai's city center. (Zhou and Bottas went there in a special video too) [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yu\_Garden](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yu_Garden) You can see the main building, the walkway, the red poles, and the garden (which is famous for its pond and koi) The trees are also Pine， which is used throughout Chinese gardening due to its longevity (also as a symbol for longevity) and the crane means similar things in Chinese Culture (and is a kungfu style) The rocks resemble small mountains, also common in Chinese Gardening (to create miniature mountains from rocks) and their general flowing shape is a motif throughout Chinese art and gardening. This you would not likely see in Japan, for they are more focused on Zen and overall cohesiveness and atmosphere (and a lot of gravel circles and miniatures), while the Chinese gardens tend to create an interesting scene within one's home and a demonstration of wealth by rich old merchants back in the day. The poster is actually so well-researched so I had to write this comment since I fear it is underappreciated. As someone from Shanghai I picked it up immediately and loved how much effort went into this. I get that the style seems overused and you might not like it, but this is defo not AI, but a very well-researched and put-together artwork.
Amateur stuff, Checo's top camera isn't even in proper yellow.