Hyper-Realistic Sculptures

Avatar Sculpture Works is a company that produced Hyper-Realistic Sculptures.  The company represents the work of Artists Jamie Salmon and Jackie K. Seo.  I am sure you will agree that there are some stunning Sculptures above and in the article, well done guys.

Hyper-Realistic Paintings of the Past

Incredibly talented South Korean Artist Joongwon Charles Jeong recreates these hyper realistic paintings from images, live models and marble statues.  We have included three examples of Jeong creating paintings from pictures he took of marble busts, centuries old.  His tones and and attention to detail are beautifully realistic.  Once in the article you can enlarge the image by pressing it (not the first one).  See the comments & history below the images.  Enjoy...

Hyper-Realistic - Life Snapshot Drawings

American Artist Justin Meyers creates these wonderfully precise and full of expression artworks.  He draws using primarily charcoal and graphite on paper, with a photographic images as a reference starting point and then adds small details to personalise them even more.  Meyers is one of those artists that does not draw using other people's references, he goes out and finds subjects that speak to him and then recreates and enhances the subject and their expressions.  We have put together a sample of his portrait and and his still life drawings to showcase the amount of detail that goes into each and every one of his creations.  Once in the article you can enlarge the image by pressing it (not the first one).

Hyper-Realistic Portraits

Photograph like paintings / Portraits from Italian Artist Emanuele Dascanio.  It, apparently, took him 300 hours to complete the charcoal drawing above. We have included in the article a video of the portrait that shows off the details and level of reality.

Art and Realism in Tattoo Drawings

Tattoos are becoming more accepted by the mainstream but, some people are still struggling to see them as art.

Hyper Realistic Pencil Portrait Drawings

Amazing drawings by a self taught artist

How To Draw a Realistic...

Daisy van den Berg is a Realism Pencil Artist. Her hope is to inspire people and to get them drawing. She does this by filming step by step series of videos to show us how to draw the most popular and difficult things, to build up to drawing portraits.  If you are leaning how to draw, just start and stop the video and follow her instructions as she does it.  Learn the secrets of how to approach the drawing, how to break it down,  the shading and the equipment needed to draw fantastic art like this.  We have included 2 videos of eyes, get familiar with the first one and then you can move onto the more complex one.  Once you learn the basics you can go out there and experiment by your self.

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Celebrities Expressions Immortalised in Portrait Drawings

Young artist that shows us, some of the tricks, on how to create Hyper Realistic drawings, using Charcoal and Graphite on Paper.

Charcoal and Graphite Portrait Drawings

Expressions and faces come alive, in this fascinating artistic display.

Recognise Portrait Drawings in the Detail

British Ileana Hunter defines herself as a Graphite Artist.  We have featured her before, in a post called (Minimalist Hyper-Realistic Portraits).  Hunter has a very distinctive drawing style, minimalist in its execution.  Even though part of the drawing almost looks incomplete, the details that she puts in, are sufficient to recognise who the picture is of.  In the image above, called "The Two Audreys", Hunter divides the image in two, on the left the reference image and on the right, the image she has drawn.  The process highlights how just a few features of our faces are enough to recognise a person.

Thirteen Portrait Drawings and a Westie

Beautifully colored and very well detailed drawings.

The Cracked Portrait, Pencil Drawing and Glass

In these Hyper Realistic drawings, Japanese Artist Taisuke Mohri, uses striated shards of glass to deform and stretch, his otherwise perfect Portraits.  It's an amazing technique, that adds interest thanks to the imperfection that the glass causes.  We have included, for most of the drawings, details, so that you can appreciate the effect of the glass and the perfection of the execution of the images.

Charcoal Portrait Drawings Captured by the Artist

Drawings that shows the version of you, that the artist sees.

Colors in Ballpoint Pen Portraits

The Ballpoint Pen, one of the most unforgiving mediums to create art with; when you make a mistake, it's very difficult to rectify. The payback is the astonishing result you get, as shown in the pictures of this post.

Biro Ballpoint Pen Portrait Drawings

Biro Ballpoint Pen Portraits drawn by Polish Artist Toni Efer.  These are very well drawn and detailed Portraits.  As we have seen in previous articles the amount of work that goes into drawings like these.  As you can see on the Drawing below, the image gets finer the further you move up, culminating with with a very smooth texture in the head.
If you like this article have a look at these other Ballpoint drawings: Biro Ballpoint Pen Drawings, Hyper-realistic Ballpoint Pen Animals.

Hyper Realistic Pencil Drawings

Passionate self taught Artist creates these life like Hyper Realistic Drawings just with a pencil.   Franco Clun has created quite a few of these drawings, we have showcased just a few.  Pay special attention to the Self Portrait and the Old Men drawings that have a lot of detail and expression.
The Hobbit- Bilbo Baggins - Martin Freeman.

Pencil Portrait Tanned Paper Drawings

Portraits depicted in realism with aspects that include a sketch finish.

Celebrity Hyper Realistic WIP Drawings

The return of the WIP (work in progress), that show a glimpse, of the promise of the finish drawing.

Traditional Portraits Ink and Pencil drawings

Portrait drawings detailed in ink on pencil.

Traditional Drawings - Pencils and Pens

Drawings that are not hyper realistic, but that encapsulate the facial details, of the celebrities we are so used to seeing.