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Initially it looks like a normal girl's picture. But knowing that this, you will be simply amazed!
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Photorealism began in the US in the 60s of the twentieth century. Artists depict in this genre, trying to show the world it does not seem as superreality. They are trying to make a picture as much as possible similar to the photos, using special techniques, and often sprayed airbrush (so as not to leave the "handwriting" of the artist).
Look at these amazing works fotorealistov! They are impressive ...
2. Scottish artist Paul Cuddy pencil and paper
3. Mexican artist Kamalki Laureano, acrylic and canvas
4. The artist from New Jersey Gregory Tilket, oil on canvas
5. The artist from New York, Lee Price, oil on canvas
6. The artist from New York, Ben Weiner, oil on canvas
7. Australian artist Ron immigrant Muek, mixed media
8. Korean artist Kim Ji Hoon, pencil and paper
9. The artist from Rhode Island Ray Hare, acrylic and canvas
10. Spanish artist Pedro Campos, oil on canvas
11. German artist Dirk Dzimirski, pencil and paper
12. Artist of Georgia, Thomas Arvid, oil on canvas
13. British artist Samuel Silva, ballpoint pen and paper
14. The Austrian artist Gottfried Helnwein, oil, acrylic and canvas
15. Canadian artist Mike Bain, oil and wood
It's hard to imagine how a person could create such masterpieces without the aid of the camera. Paintings artists fotorealistov forced to admire the skill of their creators. They are breathtaking! Share these masterpieces with your friends!
www.viralnova.com/realistic-paintings/
Look at these amazing works fotorealistov! They are impressive ...
2. Scottish artist Paul Cuddy pencil and paper
3. Mexican artist Kamalki Laureano, acrylic and canvas
4. The artist from New Jersey Gregory Tilket, oil on canvas
5. The artist from New York, Lee Price, oil on canvas
6. The artist from New York, Ben Weiner, oil on canvas
7. Australian artist Ron immigrant Muek, mixed media
8. Korean artist Kim Ji Hoon, pencil and paper
9. The artist from Rhode Island Ray Hare, acrylic and canvas
10. Spanish artist Pedro Campos, oil on canvas
11. German artist Dirk Dzimirski, pencil and paper
12. Artist of Georgia, Thomas Arvid, oil on canvas
13. British artist Samuel Silva, ballpoint pen and paper
14. The Austrian artist Gottfried Helnwein, oil, acrylic and canvas
15. Canadian artist Mike Bain, oil and wood
It's hard to imagine how a person could create such masterpieces without the aid of the camera. Paintings artists fotorealistov forced to admire the skill of their creators. They are breathtaking! Share these masterpieces with your friends!
www.viralnova.com/realistic-paintings/
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