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.

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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.

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Photorealistic Paintings by Nathan Walsh

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By now you should know that we have a weakness for Photorealistic painters, and when we find a new one, we feel oblige to introduce it to you (especially when he paints our favorite city). Here is the amazing work American painter Nathan Walsh. His style is flawless and every paintings looks like a photograph. The reflections and shadows are beautifully executed and Walsh final painting are masterpiece. Enjoy some of our favorite below.

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Pencil Art by Olga Melamory Larionova

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Awesome pencil sketches by Russian artist Olga Melamory Larionova, aka FairyARTos at dA. Olga likes to create emotional portraits & figures in her works.

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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.

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Photo or Pen? Photorealistic Artwork by Samuel Silva

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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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