CATDOLL: China Mobile and Japan's NTT DOCOMO jointly announced the virtual idol plan Hatsune Miku illustrator but as a character designer

Recently, China Mobile and Japan's NTT DOCOMO announced the China-Japan "Virtual Idol" project, and will launch music, dance and other idol activities on various distribution platforms in both countries starting in May 2017.

The character design of the virtual idols will be done by KEI, the artist who was once responsible for Hatsune Miku, and the silhouettes of the two characters have been released.

KEI is the official artist of Vocaloid and is known as the "biological father" of Hatsune Miku. His style is characterized by dreamy watercolors, colorful and unique. His paintings can be thick and heavy, but also refreshing and clever, or sweet and cute. But they all feel covered with a layer of weird color. He did not graduate from a professional school and worked in an ordinary company.

Hatsune Miku is a popular music software, and the cute Hatsune Miku designed by KEI has contributed greatly to this success. The image of this singer is deeply rooted in people's hearts, and users can easily develop feelings for their virtual singer Hatsune Miku, so Hatsune Miku is even more popular. So can the two virtual singers designed by KEI again reproduce the glory of Hatsune Miku?