Ever envisioned the fusion of photography and illustration into a single masterpiece? Ben Heine brings this imaginative blend to life with his extraordinary series, ‘Pencil Vs Camera.’ With an artistic prowess that knows no bounds, Heine seamlessly intertwines his two passions, resulting in breathtaking artworks. In this mesmerizing collection, Heine…
Discover the Artistry of Gi Chin Nom: Tutorials Featuring Sketches and Hyper-Realistic Drawings. Gi Chin Nom generously shares tutorials showcasing mesmerizing sketches and hyper-realistic drawings. This compilation serves as an ideal study guide, presenting each image with a hyper-realistic drawing accompanied by multiple sketches capturing various positions and perspectives. Every…
Brazilian Artist Henrique de França creates minimalist and surreal pencil drawings. Minimalist and surreal pencil drawings are fascinating art form that combines simplicity with the bizarre. These drawings often feature sparse, clean lines and a monochromatic color scheme, but also include unexpected elements and distortions that can create a dreamlike…
Artist Romain Joly combines daily life objects with drawings to create funny illustrations. Romain creates these illustrations in 2020 as he took advantage of the COVID confinement to try new things. In his words “To find inspiration, I observe a lot of what surrounds me. I also try to free…
Japanese artist Yuki Tokuda illustrates step-by-step process on drawing a realistic octopus. Yuki Tokuda is a famous illustrator from japan he creates incredibly realistic drawings that look like high-resolution photos. Using colored pencil, a Copic marker and acrylic paint, Tokuda can draw anything with incredible detail. Tokuda shared the step-by-step…
German artist Nikolas Kuhlen creates beautiful color pencil drawings of birds. Nikolas is an artist and illustrator from Frankfurt, Germany. Nature is his passion, and being a passionate birdwatcher birds are his more favorite subject. In his words “I try not only to bring the beauty of our environment on…
Japanese artist Kozhue Oshima creates incredible realistic pencil drawings of animals. She starts drawing only when she has a complete story and the composition ready. She loves to blend her imagination and colors, creating beautiful ink drawings. She uses her ink pens to bring out the best of her creations…
This Dad (Thomas Romain) turns his sons’ doodles into amazing anime characters. Thomas Romain is a French animator who is currently living in Tokyo, Japan. Thomas worked on various popular series including Space Dandy, Basquash!, and Aria, but his best ideas are the ones that come from his sons. Thomas…
Kuala Lumpur-based artist Kay Lee creates incredible drawings with white pencil on black paper. Kay Lee like to use low-key, contrast, and dramatic lighting effect to create amazing artworks. The canvas is so clean and minimalist with stunning visuals. In his words about this work “I use a white pencil…
Thailand-based Japanese Artist Emi Nakajima creates incredibly detailed architecture drawings that you could stare at for hours. Emi Nakajima has been awed by the intricate design of Gothic architecture. The ornate aesthetic of Gothic architecture can be seen in some famous cathedrals and churches across the globe. By using an…
Hungarian Artist Sándor Vámos creates amazing 3D drawings that appear to come off the page. Sandor Vamos tools as simple as a sheet of paper, variety of pens and pencils and a pair of scissors, thats it. With these he creates amazing stuff. If you check his YouTube videos he…
Czech Republic Artist Kristian Mensa creates fun and innovative drawings that incorporate everyday objects. For the creative artist, inspiration is everywhere and even everyday objects can become an integral part of an artwork. Kristian sees potential in common items as an art medium and playfully adds them into his artworks.…
Artist Emanuele Dascanio creates hyper-realistic portraits using graphite pencil and charcoal that look like photos. If you think these portraits are photographs then you’re forgiven. Although it’s hard to believe, these hyperrealistic portraits are drawings rendered by graphite and charcoal. The large, labor-intensive portraits some that take up to 780…
Marcello Barenghi was born in 1969 in Milan, Italy. Marcello has the impressive skill to create mind-blowing hyper-realistic drawings with three-dimensional effects that really look like photographs and the figures seem to be jumping from the paper. In his words “For me, there’s no better thing than knowing that I’ve…