Great Photorealistic Paintings of NYC
The art of handling a paintbrush and managing that real life and and the result are as alike as two peas in a pod seems to be the strong point of the American painter Richard Estes. Living in the Big Apple since many years, his working method first consists in taking a picture of an urban scene before reproducing it on his canvas. A resemblance that is both misleading and impressive.
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.
Artist's Photorealistic Paintings Create Delectable Illusions on Dinner Plates
Artist Jacqueline Poirier is ready and willing to cook up and serve some appetizing artwork.
Photorealistic Pastel Drawings of Landscapes Affected by Climate Change
For years, artist Zaria Forman has been traveling to the world’s most environmentally endangered areas to keep a visual record of landscapes greatly impacted by climate change.
Nathan Walsh’s Unusual Urban Landscapes Painted Atop Precise Graphite Sketches
Trying to pin down exactly what makes these urban landscape paintings by British artist Nathan Walsh so unusual is difficult, in part because of the variety of techniques he employs to get from a vision in his mind to the final, exacting artwork. Starting with his own photographic references, Walsh first draws an elaborate blueprint of sorts by establishing a horizon line and a host of perspective strategies that varies from piece to piece. This is followed by several months of painting with oils to achieve the final landscape that appears to be a strange hybrid of both illustrative and photorealistic styles.
Photorealistic paintings by New York based artist Kip Omolade
It’s Incredibly Hard To Tell That These ‘Photos’ Are Actually Paintings
Created by Michael Sydney Moore
Realistic Old Polished Cars Paintings (NOT PHOTOGRAPHS!!!)
Paintings of Cheryl Kelley artist look extra-ordinary so much they are realistic. In this series, the artist has painted fragments of old cars such as Cadillac and Mustang perfectly polished. Indeed, lights and colors effect are so well finished that car body shine as if it was brand new.
Surreal Photorealistic Paintings Of Little Girls, Bears Wandering In Big Cities
Created by Houston-based Texan artist Kevin Peterson
Remarkable Latte Art Featuring Photorealistic Cats Looks Too Impressive to Sip
Created by dongurinekobei
Charcoal and graphite drawings by artist Joel Daniel Phillips who lives and works in San Francisco
These are NOT photographs...
NEW PHOTOREAL MASTERY FROM YIGAL OZERI
30-Meter-Tall Mural Blends Contrasting Photorealistic And Illustrative Styles
Berlin-based duo artists James Bullough and Addison Karl, who work under the name of JBAK, have created a 30-meter-tall mural that spans across the entire height of a building.
