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Thumbnails Calais
Turkish artist Hasan Kale (Hasan Kale) - a master of miniatures. He creates unusual original paintings. As the paintings the artist uses the wings of butterflies, lemon peel, chips, shells, coffee beans or pumpkin, and even cactus needles.
Since the 1980s, Calais creates small masterpieces. In most of his works Master portrays landscapes beloved city - Istanbul. In order to fully enjoy the Arts of the author, it is necessary to use a magnifying glass, as the figures are very small.
As the palette Kale uses his finger, skillfully mixing paints. For such a delicate work, you must have a lot of patience and a steady hand. With the sharp end of the thinnest brush Hasan Kale draws the smallest details.
Less is better. For the Turkish masters there are no restrictions in size. He was not looking for easy ways and constantly strives to overcome obstacles. Art project beautiful miniatures crowd gathers connoisseurs of this art form. In the galleries, where works of Calais, thumbnails are placed in special boxes, which are equipped with panels of a magnifying glass.
The process of creating these works can be seen in the video below.
Since the 1980s, Calais creates small masterpieces. In most of his works Master portrays landscapes beloved city - Istanbul. In order to fully enjoy the Arts of the author, it is necessary to use a magnifying glass, as the figures are very small.
As the palette Kale uses his finger, skillfully mixing paints. For such a delicate work, you must have a lot of patience and a steady hand. With the sharp end of the thinnest brush Hasan Kale draws the smallest details.
Less is better. For the Turkish masters there are no restrictions in size. He was not looking for easy ways and constantly strives to overcome obstacles. Art project beautiful miniatures crowd gathers connoisseurs of this art form. In the galleries, where works of Calais, thumbnails are placed in special boxes, which are equipped with panels of a magnifying glass.
The process of creating these works can be seen in the video below.