Jedavu Art

Artist Spends Hundreds of Hours Drawing Hyperrealistic Portraits Mimicking Renaissance Techniques

At first glance, the highly-technical drawings of Emanuele Dascanio look as though they’re photographs—it’s only until you see the Italian artist put pencil to paper that you realize and appreciate the true value of his artistic skill. The large, labor-intensive portraits—some that take up to 780 hours to complete—feature a combination of graphite and charcoal that are expertly rendered to form hyperrealistic compositions. Against a pitch-black backdrop, the illuminated figures’ incredible details are brought to life: every stray hair, wrinkle, and fold of fabric is visible.

Hyperrealistic Paintings of Children and Animals Exploring Urban Remains by Kevin Peterson

Hyperrealist painter Kevin Peterson paints fairytale-like interactions of children and wolves, birds, and bears in scenes much different than the pastoral worlds of storybooks. Instead Peterson places the unlikely packs in distressed cities filled with decaying buildings and urban detritus. Despite the worn surroundings, the young girls in the paintings maintain a sense of innocence while they bravely explore the streets with their powerful compatriots.

Hyperrealistic Oil Paintings of Women in Sheets Celebrate the Beauty of the Female Form

Artist Serge Marshennikov’s delicate oil portraits honour the inherent beauty of the female form. Combining hyperrealistic methods with a flair for accurately conveying the beauty of the women he paints, Marshennikov has made a name for himself in the art world. Recognized as an accomplished contemporary painter, his figurative style draws upon techniques derived from 19th century Russian art in order to deliver spellbinding final works.

100 Days Hyperrealistic Drawing Project

Created by Teresa Esgaio

Art of Antoine Dutilh

British hyper realistic artist based in Moscow Antoine Dutilh (Instagram) creates awesome portraits with pain-stacking details that, for example, took him 5 months to complete the latest artwork you may see below. Antoine is currently a featured artist at Creative Debuts, London

Dive or Drive: Hyperrealistic Paintings of Vintage Cars by Marcello Petisci

Marcello Petisci is a Belgian painter whose hyperrealist paintings mesmerize with their meticulous attention to detail, unfolding narrative and emotive depictions. His canvases, which often portray vintage cars in unconventional situations, succeed in appearing both real and fantastical, like snapshots from a dream.

Hyperrealistic “Double Exposure” Paintings Reflect How Social Media Makes Privacy Impossible

Armenian-born and New York-based painter Tigran Tsitoghdzyan creates stunning, large-scale portraits that are a haunting combination of the hyperrealism and surreality. His series, Mirrors, showcases a collection of faces covered by superimposed transparent layers of hands that modify and distract. The pieces serve as commentary on the concept of individuality in an era of selfies, indicating how our visions of ourselves are modified through the many lens of social media.

Great Drive-in Paintings by Andrew Valko

Through his amazing paintings, Andrew Valko takes us experience the american Drive-in, discovering famous movies such as Closer, old movies starring Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe. As if we were the driver, we’re at the place of the driver, watching iconic actresses with a nocturnal background.

Hatched from a Discarded Egg on a Chicago Windowsill, ‘Camp’ the Pigeon Becomes a Muse for Adele Renault’s Giant Oil Paintings

In the summer of 2013, Chicago artist George Keaton and photographer Mariah Naella were preparing for their engagement party in Wisconsin when they made a seemingly insignificant discovery that would soon dramatically impact their life. Repairmen who were replacing old window frames in their apartment had quietly left something on their kitchen counter: a tiny egg. The workers had inadvertently destroyed a pigeon nest while fixing windows and randomly decided to salvage the egg.

Amazing artworks from T.S Abe

Cracked Glass Drawings by Artist Taisuke Mohri

PAUL WHITE'S WASTELAND WANDERLUST

3D Snake Painting Looks Like It's Primed to Pounce Off the Page Artist Stefan Pabst

Amazing series featuring intricately braided cornrows by painter, So Yoon Lym. Born in South Korea and raised in Kenya, Uganda, and the United States, Lym spent her formative years studying under exiled Korean artist, Ung No Lee.

Monochromatic Hyperrealistic Drawings

Swedish artist with the name of Jackdevilart makes monochromatic drawings with a pencil or a felt-tip pen. The fastidiousness and the attention to detail that she uses to her creations give a hyperrealistic and photorealistic aspect. The shades of black and grey and the different types of strokes that she uses show the all technique of the artist.

Trompe L’Oeil Ceramics That Imitate the Natural Appearance of Decaying Wood

Ceramicist Christopher David White accurately captures the decay of wood through ceramics, portraying the distinct character of the natural material from the fine wood grain to the light ash coloration at the pieces’ edges. By utilizing a trompe l’oeil technique, White forces the viewer to take a closer look at his work while also investigating the truth hidden in the hyperrealistic sculptures.

Hyperrealistic Eyes Paintings

Kit King paints very detailed tormented eyes with a intriguing sensitivity and a great style. The make-up, colors and troubling look of these eyes reflect the beautiful dark aesthetics of the artist.