Hyper-realistic portraits

Due to the high level of detail portraits of Briton Steve Caldwell scrupulously convey not only the appearance of people, but also their personalities, emotions - that is personality. And crucially, without the use of modern technologies.

Foundations painting artist Steve Caldwell began to learn, as a medical illustrator. Over time, he began to paint portraits for various magazines, books, honing skills, and then exhibited.

Steve Caldwell, unlike many "colleagues" - realist, not giperrealist. His task - to move the person's identity on the canvas. After all, the face of any individual reflects his inner world, so the portrait - one of the most important and interesting visual genres.

British wizard does not use modern technology and wrote with acrylic paints on wooden surfaces. It is worth paying attention to the thoroughness with which the author refers to detail: every wrinkle, every wrinkle, hair, facial expressions - is given not every professional artist.

A separate topic of conversation - drawing shadows and light. Draw a human hair - a very time-consuming task. Steve Caldwell, seems to cope with it effortlessly, but in fact such a result requires a lot of effort and time.