#hyperrealism art

[katjadarkrider]

Border Collie

Drawing from 4th August 2022

Time: 7h 12m

[mypositiveoutlooks]

Kevin Hart hires artist to draw his celebrity friends after seeing his 'realistic' portrait sketched by him

Kevin Hart hires artist to draw his celebrity friends after seeing his ‘realistic’ portrait sketched by him

In 2019, a young Nigerian artist named Eli Waduba Yusuf who draws portraits of people created a black-and-white pencil drawing of one of his favorite comedians, Kevin Hart. It was one of his many original hyperrealism portraits, but this sketch, which took him two weeks to complete, was extra special because it featured his idol’s image. Facebook “I have watched a lot of his movies, he’s my…

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[hyperrealismlove]

Hyperrealism art is a deep love of mine when it comes to art styles that I do. I love to get my hands dirty with charcoal and graphite powder as I spend hours and hours on a drawing. 

I made this account to share and appreciate the incredible gift and talent that comes from doing Hyperrealism art. I also would love to have deep discussions about the Hyperrealism community and the negative views some have of the art style as a whole.

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@jadeyasm

[artroom360]

Hyper Realistic Eye Drawing 

If a person is Silent it doesn't mean He is unknown of Fun, Enjoyment &Thrills. But It means Life has taught Him some Lessons which has made Him Silent..! 

[artroom360]

"Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world."

"If you feel like there's something out there that you're supposed to be doing, if you have a passion for it, then stop wishing and just do it."

Hyper Realistic Artworks That Are Hard to Believe Aren’t Photographs

[cavegirl66]

American artist Joshua Suda creates amazingly detailed paintings based on photographs. "I paint pictures.

[cavegirl66]

Photorealistic paintings by Joshua Suda Artist Joshua Suda creates amazingly real paintings. He’s armed with a drive to create and apparently a lot of patience and a steady hand. For him it is rather meditation to create his large scale body of works which are often up to 4 meters high. Suda explains: “Sometimes I praise it, sometimes it’s my scapegoat. It’s a yin and yang thing going on. Whatever it is, there is this drive to get the cerebral into the physical without the ultimate concept ever fully unveiled; and that is why I paint. I’m like a dog chasing a ball but the difference between the dog and I; is that I never catch the damn ball!”