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Daniela Wolf is a talented artist who creates pencil drawings on portraits, fantasy, and movie scenes and celebrities. Her drawings are so realistic and detailed, it’s easy to take them as photographs.
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Showing posts with label Realistic. Show all posts
Monday, April 22, 2013
Friday, April 12, 2013
The Paintings of Jason de Graaf
Jason de Graaf from Quebec describes his process as “staging an alternate reality”. In his paintings, he strives to capture a vibrant depth that is rarely found in photography, rather than depicting reality faithfully. The relationship between light and reflective, transparent surfaces is a recurring theme. De Graaf regards it as a means to communicate the mysterious and intuitive, beneath the surface...
Hyper Realistic 3D Art Works by Keng Lye
Featured below images aren’t photos these art works lie somewhere between hyper realistic painting and sculpture. Singapore-based artist Keng Lye meticulously produces these three-dimensional works of art with acrylics and epoxy resin. Using a technique originated by Riusuke Fukahori, Lye manages to produce the illusion of different animals swimming in water. The time-consuming process involves pouring resin into a bowl and then painting on top of it with acrylics, layer by layer.
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
50 Most Realistic Minecraft Creations
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Minecraft gives truly endless possibilities in letting your creativity take over your gameplay. It’s unique in that way as you can, with only your mind and cubic blocks, create anything you like. Today we take a look at some of the most amazing realistic Minecraft creations: cities, houses, ships, castles, and a lot more different types of builds. The fact that these creations exist in the game help to explain why the game Minecraft has become such a breakout hit and adored by fans all over the internet. The world is your sandbox, and no where is this more true than in Minecraft. Prepare to be amazed by these epic examples of minecraft creation – and possibly be inspired to build your own! Enjoy!
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Ultra realistic oil paintings by Daniel Sprick
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An inheritor of pictorial tradition that goes back at least as far as ancient Rome and later compelled the best efforts of such Northern European masters as Roger van de Weyden and Jan Vermeer, Sprick finds much yet to be revealed in the still life and the interior. His ultra realistic oil paintings continue and expand old dialogues about appearance and reality, the relationship of art and life, the revelation of the multiples in the simple. Although he is a man who is devoted to the meticulous representation of everyday things, Daniel Sprick’s career as a painter began with visions of flight.
“I began drawing,” Daniel Sprick explains, “at age four. Dad showed me how.” Airplanes were a passion. The youngster associated their graceful contours with movement and eventually made elegance in drawing the equivalent of flight. Balsa wood gliders, looping and banking, focused Sprick’s imagination on the beauty of line. To this day, Sprick relates an “exquisite line” to being airborne. Each painting, he says, is his search for “just the right launch,” and exercise that must conclude in a perfect landing.
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Realistic and Believable Character and Creature Concepts of Ken Barthemley
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Ken Barthelmey is a Luxembourg based concept artist with a talent for producing realistic and believable character and creature concepts. Barthelmey also creates short speed painting videos demonstrating his process. In this article, we will feature some of our favorite work from his portfolio.
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Unbelievably Awesome Photorealistic Oil Paintings by Steve Mills
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Florida-based photorealist oil painter Steven Mills have always been fascinated with detail which favorably led him to graduate as magna cum laude when he received his BA in Art. He focused his interest on painting and for his first 20 years, he has produced and sold over 500 paintings. One of his shows was even sold out in as fast as 10 minutes! Check out some of his works and for sure you would be amazed at how Mills is able to create a painting that looks every bit of a photograph.
Friday, February 22, 2013
Stunning Realistic Pen Drawings by James Mylne
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James Mylne is an artist based in London, UK and he's been creating artworks using ballpoint pens for over 15 years now. His inspiration and elegance comes from the style of icons of the 1940s till now including the famous Audrey Hepburn. James's art is a real true show of talent, patience using drawing media, markers and spray paint.
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Realistic Pencil Portraits by Adi Nugroho
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Let’s take a look now at one super-talented pencil artist coming from Indonesia. Adi Nugroho’s portfolio is stunning … just amazing how realistic pencil drawings can get. In Adi’s portfolio there are various portraits, but the majority of them is dedicated to celebrities. Below, you may see about 40 artworks handpicked by our team. If that’s not enough for you … make sure to visit his dA site. Enjoy!
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Realistically Unbelievable Photo Manipulations by Erik Johansson
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In this series of posts, we will highlight the most exquisitely fascinating artworks and inspiring images crafted by one of the most talented artist from the design community.
Erik Johansson, a full time photographer from Sweden, is our featured artist of the day. He studied computer engineer at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden. He graduated in 2010 with a master in Interaction Design. Erik Johansson is a self-taught individual in both photography and retouch. He get inspiration from all things around him – from things in daily life to other artist’s works and photography.
The process of his workflow is divided into three different parts – planning, collecting the materials and putting the photos together. He completely believe that the best way of learning is by trying; maybe you don’t learn the fastest or correct way, but at least you learn what the different tools do and what you can do with them. For him, the realism has always been very important and it’s a challenge to make a sketch come to life.
Monday, February 18, 2013
Realistic Drawings by Anne Teubert
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Sachsen, Germany based artist Anne Teubert is talented in pencil art who draws realistic portraits and figures of celebrities and people with rich emotions.
Saturday, February 16, 2013
50 Mind-Blowing Pencil Drawings
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It seems a lot of people are not convinced graphite pencil could do the magic as photograph. In this post, I consolidated 50 mind-blowing pencil drawings that you can assure it can do in the hand of an artist.
The artworks showcase here are done by 25 amazing pencil artists worldwide. I will attach a short bio about the artist below their works. Check out the link and you will enjoy more outstanding work of the the artist.
Thursday, February 7, 2013
25 Stunning Photo Realistic 3D Character designs for your inspiration
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In this post we have added 25 Stunning 3d character designs for your inspiration. In today’s film 3D animation is a very common part. You pick any good movie you can find at least 15 minutes of CG elements. And for this lots of 3D animators are needed. Actually CG graphics have become popular because it creates a virtual world which is crafted with fantasy.
Monday, February 4, 2013
Realistic Drawings by Anne Teubert
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Sachsen, Germany based artist Anne Teubert is talented in pencil art who draws realistic portraits and figures of celebrities and people with rich emotions.
Thursday, January 31, 2013
25 Hyper Realistic Oil Portraits and Still Life Paintings by Nikolai Shurygin
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Nikolai Shurygin's works are in private collections, located in Russia, Italy, USA, Germany, Libya, Saudi Arabia and Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky local museum (Russia). During 10 years the painter has been studying multilayered painting which secrets were lost in the beginning of XIX. This unique technique was used by flemish painters as well as russian painters such Kiprensky, Levitsky, Borovikovsky and many others. The uniqueness of the technique consists in the point that every layer of paint is visible through the layer above. Using this technique the artists achieved the incredible realism of depicted subject whether a human face or any texture - silver, gold, brocade, fur, glass, etc. The term of producing a portrait or a still-life in this technique is from 4 to 12 months. Due to the complicated process of the painting the artist's exhibition activity is not frequent.
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Realistic Videogame Sculptures
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A fun conceptual collection of what video game characters and creatures would like if they entered the "real world".
Friday, January 25, 2013
20 Unbelievable Photo Realistic Oil Paintings By Pedro Campos
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Pedro Campos is an incredible Hyper Realistic or Photo realistic painter from Madrid, Spain. Photo Realistic paintings on canvas are definitely in a whole other level of awesomeness. Seeing these painting for the first time and thinking it is actually a photograph is definitely a compliment for an artist like Pedro Campos. While many compare Campos to other realist masters, he proclaims his artistic admiration for artists such as: Lucien Freud, Richard Estes, Francis Bacon, Antonio López, and Anish Kapoor, for their quality of “distinction” in their works. He said: I think the influence of restoration in developing my own way of painting has been important. The restoration of lost areas in antique paintings forces you to seek excatitude in color: any personal intervention should go unnoticed.
Realistic Portrait Paintings by Joongwon Jeong
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Seoul, Korea based artist Joongwon Jeong painted realistic portraits with Acrylics on Canvas. He graduated from Hongik University in 2012.
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Incredible Photo Illustrations by Job Hall
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Job Hall is the illustrator responsible for the amazing images of TYR Sport and his photo illustrations skills are amazing. If you like well retouched photos, sports photography and everything in between this will sure inspire you. For more from Job Hall behance.net/Strike17
Monday, January 14, 2013
Photo or Pen? Photorealistic Artwork by Samuel Silva
We all use pens every day. We use them to jot down notes, doodle a rocket ship or write a grocery list. But Samuel Silva is using pens for something far more impressive. Silva makes artwork that can barely, if at all, be differentiated from a photo.
Silva is a Portuguese lawyer. Hardly the first person you’d expect to be putting out amazing photorealistic art. He says his art takes up to 50 hours, for a single piece. But just looking at his art for a moment and you realize that 50 hours seems impossibly short for the amount of beauty and detail he has included. Silva’s DeviantArt page proudly proclaims, “It’s not about what you use, it’s about how you use it.” A simple proclamation from someone who takes a basic medium and makes something beautiful. Silva also says pens are just one of the mediums he’s trying to master. It seems as if he’s well on his way. But humble Silva describes himself as, “just a self taught patient hobbyist person.”
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