hyperrealism Archives - TettyBetty TettyBetty Wed, 18 Sep 2019 09:31:56 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 You Would not Believe These Portraits Aren’t Photographs! https://tettybetty.com/you-would-not-believe-these-portraits-arent-photographs/ Fri, 20 Sep 2019 06:00:09 +0000 https://tettybetty.com/?p=29645 Joongwon Jeong is a South Korean artist who specializes in creating large hyperrealistic paintings that you’d swear are photographs! But as if painting a picture so minutely that it’s almost impossible to tell apart from a photo isn’t hard enough, Jeong has added another level of difficulty for himself by choosing to give the hyperrealistic […]

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]]> Joongwon Jeong is a South Korean artist who specializes in creating large hyperrealistic paintings that you’d swear are photographs!

But as if painting a picture so minutely that it’s almost impossible to tell apart from a photo isn’t hard enough, Jeong has added another level of difficulty for himself by choosing to give the hyperrealistic treatment to people who never had their picture taken, or some that we’re not even sure ever existed in the first place!

“I try to use as much reference as possible,” he explained his process in an interview to Star2.com. “Photographs are my major reference, but I also use live models and even drawings.”

In one particularly stunning case, Jeong created a magnificent portrait of the legendary Greek poet Homer. Not only are scholars not entirely certain that Homer was a real person, but his only surviving likenesses are statues. How could Jeong create such a lifelike painting out a largely featureless piece of stone?

“Since I could not rely solely on my imagination to come up with the lifelike image of the ancient poet, I found a model who had a similar facial feature with the bust of Homer,” he confided. “And then I combined the image of his real face with the face of the marble bust. The general facial structure was strictly based on the bust.”

The result speaks for itself, and luckily so, as we were left speechless!

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<The Story of the Death of Seneca / 세네카의 죽음에 관한 이야기>⁣⁣ ⁣ Lucius Annaeus Seneca was a Roman Stoic philosopher, statesman and dramatist. He was a tutor and advisor to emperor Nero, until he ran out of the tyrant's favour and was eventually ordered to take his own life. His death, which is notably famous for its dramatic quality along with that of Socrates, is recorded in detail by Tacitus;⁣⁣ ⁣ ‘Seneca, as his aged frame, attenuated by frugal diet, allowed the blood to escape but slowly, severed also the veins of his legs and knees. (…)⁣⁣ ⁣ ‘Seneca meantime, as the tedious process of death still lingered on, begged Statius Annaeus, whom he had long esteemed for his faithful friendship and medical skill, to produce a poison with same drug which extinguished the life of those who were condemned by a public sentence of the people of Athens. It was brought to him and he drank it in vain, chilled as he was throughout his limbs, and his frame closed against the efficacy of the poison. At last he entered a pool of heated water, from which he sprinkled the nearest of his slaves, adding the exclamation, "I offer this liquid as a libation to Jupiter the Deliverer." He was then carried into a bath, with the steam of which he was suffocated, and he was burnt without any of the usual funeral rites.’ ⁣⁣ ⁣ 루시우스 아나에우스 세네카는 로마시대 스토아 학파의 철학자이자, 정치인, 극작가였다. 그는 네로 황제의 스승이자 조언자이기도 했는데, 결국은 네로의 눈 밖에 나 스스로 목숨을 끊을 것을 명령받는다. 세네카의 극적인 죽음은 소크라테스의 죽음과 함께 철학사에서 매우 유명하다. 그가 죽음의 이르기까지의 과정을 타시투스는 다음과 같이 기록했다. ⁣⁣ ⁣ ‘평소 검소한 식사를 했던 세네카의 늙은 육체는 가뜩이나 쇠약했다. 그는 천천히 피를 흘렸으며, 이내 두 다리와 무릎의 혈관도 마저 끊었다. (…)⁣⁣ ⁣ ‘죽음에 이르는 시간이 너무 길어지자, 세네카는 신뢰하는 친구이자 약사인 스타티우스 아나에우스에게 사약을 지어줄 것을 간곡히 부탁했다. 그 사약은 아테네인이 민중으로부터 사형선고를 받고서 마셨던 것과 같은 재료로 만든 것이었다. 그러나 그마저도 사지를 차갑게 만들기만 할 뿐 큰 효험이 없었다. 결국 그는 뜨뜻한 물을 받아 둔 욕조 속에 들어갔고, 주변에 있던 노예들에게 물을 뿌리며, “이 물을 목숨을 거두시는 주피터 신께 신주로 바치노라”고 외쳤다. 그리고는 목욕탕으로 옮겨져, 더운 증기에 질식해 마침내 죽음에 이르렀다. 그의 시신은 아무런 장례 절차 없이 불태워졌다.’

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]]> These Sculptures are the Most Realistic You’ll Ever See https://tettybetty.com/these-sculptures-are-the-most-realistic-youll-ever-see/ Sun, 03 Mar 2019 10:20:22 +0000 https://tettybetty.com/?p=20868 This Lithuania based artist creates the most realistic sculptures you will ever see. He is Edgar Askelovic and is a contemporary as well as a hyper-realistic sculpture artist. He goes by the alias Aspencrow’. He is a self-taught artist who was born in Lithuania. He has a BA in fine art from Birmingham City University […]

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]]> This Lithuania based artist creates the most realistic sculptures you will ever see. He is Edgar Askelovic and is a contemporary as well as a hyper-realistic sculpture artist. He goes by the alias Aspencrow’.

He is a self-taught artist who was born in Lithuania. He has a BA in fine art from Birmingham City University as well.

This talented artist has worked on so many lifelike sculptures of famous people such as Rihanna, and a host of other singers. He broke the internet when he created a sculpture of Connor McGregor, the popular MMA fighter.

The lifesize sculptures atr made from marble powder as well as platinum silicon. These ingredients make them look very detailed and real.

The detailing is so amazing that you can see the hair follicles in the eyes. The skin also look real and sift to touch. Some pictures of his work can be found below.

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Dangerous girl!🤓👍 #caradelevingne

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One step closer… @thenotoriousmma 🤓👍

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Sculpture of David Bowie „Diamond Dog“.

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]]> Hyperrealist Creates Amazing Pieces https://tettybetty.com/hyperrealist-creates-amazing-pieces/ Fri, 11 Jan 2019 08:02:39 +0000 https://tettybetty.com/?p=17929 Hyperrealism is one of the most amazing art forms. It showcases creativity in the highest form. We have seen other hyperrealists create human portraits, but this artist creates hyperrealistic pictures of animals and objects. His pictures will blow you away. Young Sung Kim, a Korean artist based in London went viral on social media for […]

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]]> Hyperrealism is one of the most amazing art forms. It showcases creativity in the highest form. We have seen other hyperrealists create human portraits, but this artist creates hyperrealistic pictures of animals and objects. His pictures will blow you away.

Young Sung Kim, a Korean artist based in London went viral on social media for creating a hyperrealistic picture of a fish in a glass of water. At a glance, it looks like a picture, but looking closely, it is art. Kim takes videos as he draws to show the progress of his work. And his technique is amazing.

He shares his work on his Instagram page, Twitter feed as well as Facebook. On Instagram, he has more than 170,000 followers. Kim says it takes three to ten months to create each painting and he uses oil paint for his work. We found lots of astonishing artworks, but scroll below for a few of our best picks:

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Artist in Focus^^🐠 Young-sung Kims' fascination with art began at a young age, with a 9-year old Kim experimenting with drawing specimens of a cicadas (small jumping bugs). He remembers both the positive emotions associated with the painting and the disappointment he felt when he knew it wasn't the best it could be. This drive for perfectionism is ever present in his work. A manifestation of this search for the ultimate realism, Kim scores his paintings on a 100 point scale every time he finishes one. No painting has passed the 90 mark. Kim employs a staunch methodology which involves drawing and planning for new pieces, taking photographs, preparing the canvas, sketching, drawing and then beginning the painting – initially with small brushes working up to larger and larger – most often for 12 hours per day. "It usually takes 3 to 10 months per piece, my longest took 3 years." His technique with photography, offers an insight into how he creates amazing depth in his paintings. He photographs his small subjects (insects, fish, animals) using the best camera and macro-lens combination, enabling him to capture detail often unseeable to the human eye….. Full Article is here!~ https://www.plusonegallery.com/blog/131/ #김영성 #극사실 #하이퍼리얼리즘 #달팽이 #물고기 #안도라 #극사실주의 #개구리 #현대미술 #YoungsungKim #ykim #Hyperrealism #modernart #oil #painting #drawing #contemporaryart #art #handpainted #environment #frog #snail #insect #goldfish #animal #sculpture #plusonegallery #museum #museudeltabac #andorra

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]]> Artist Creates Hyperrealistic Images with Ballpoint Pens https://tettybetty.com/artist-creates-hyperrealistic-images-with-ballpoint-pens/ Wed, 26 Dec 2018 16:16:53 +0000 https://tettybetty.com/?p=17148 Mostafa Khodeir, an artist from Egypt, wowed people with his hyper-realistic drawings with a ballpoint pen. Shortly after creating a Twitter account to showcase his work, he went viral. His pictures are so real that they could be mistaken for pictures. The picture he posted took him two months to complete. This talented artist says […]

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]]> Mostafa Khodeir, an artist from Egypt, wowed people with his hyper-realistic drawings with a ballpoint pen.

Shortly after creating a Twitter account to showcase his work, he went viral. His pictures are so real that they could be mistaken for pictures. The picture he posted took him two months to complete.

This talented artist says he enjoys drawing with ballpoint pens. When he started out, his skill level was low, but over time, he has perfected the drawings.

He uses multiple colors, and different ballpoint pens and most of his drawings take more than one month to complete. His work always stuns the audience, and this is why he has accumulated thousands of followers on all his social media profiles. His fans are always eager to see more of his work.

See some of his best work below. What do you think? Amazing is the word.

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Ballpoint pen 2015

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Ballpoint pen Available for sale 50x40cm with frame.

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Happy birthday my queen 👑 Princess Diana… Ballpoint Pen.

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Model Ballpoint pen drawing What's ur opinion guys ?

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]]> Artist Re-Imagines Iconic Masterpieces as Body Art https://tettybetty.com/artist-re-imagines-iconic-masterpieces-as-body-art/ Tue, 21 Aug 2018 14:33:36 +0000 https://tettybetty.com/?p=10027 “When painting, I look for life in its various manifestations,” this is what Agnieszka Nienartowicz from Poland believes in. The talented artist studied painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk and in 2016, she earned a Master of Fine Arts at the painting studio led by Prof. Maciej Świeszewski. She was awarded several […]

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]]> “When painting, I look for life in its various manifestations,” this is what Agnieszka Nienartowicz from Poland believes in.

The talented artist studied painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk and in 2016, she earned a Master of Fine Arts at the painting studio led by Prof. Maciej Świeszewski. She was awarded several scholarships and various awards and recognition.

Recently, she re-imagines iconic masterpieces as tattoos of a person. Her paintings are so realistic, they look like photographs.  She uses techniques, close to hyperrealism, giving form to a shapeless mass of paint.

“The works I choose, though being mere objects, seem alive to me. By appropriative fragments of these works, transferring the inseparable thoughts to my own canvas. At the same time, placing them in a completely new context, I deprive them of an artifact. This ambiguity is what I love,” she wrote on her website.

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I realized a limited edition of high-quality prints of my painting 'The Garden of Earthly Delights'. It is a set of 20 prints, each of them is signed by me. They are printed with high-quality pigment ink on the remarkable paper Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 g. Size of paper: 81×55 cm (31.9 x 21.7 inches) , size of print: 74×49 cm (29.1 x 19.3 inches). There will be a certificate of authenticity included. No other prints will be made after these are sold. Prints available for purchase through: -> Galerie Benjamin Eck @galerie_benjamin_eck -> PoetsArtists PA @poetsartists Please inquire about them in one of these two places. I know that some of them are sold and some are reserved. I have to say that they look perfectly. You can see every detail of the original painting and even the structure of the canvas. I highly recommend! ____________________ • • • • #agnieszkanienartowicz #nienartowicz #art #artist #oiloncanvas #oilpainting #giclee #collector #artcollector #prints #painting #realism #figurative #figurativeart #thegardenofearthlydelights #collectorsedition #highquality #gicleeprint

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I am honoured and happy because my painting 'Allegory of Justice' I made as a commision, was selected by an anonymous collector for this month's (February 2018) award. It's a Collector's Choice Award by PoetsArtists. Look what is written under the painting! Maybe letters on the picture are to small – I copy it here: ‚This work has everything I am looking for when personally thinking about collecting figurative work in coming year(s)… fine artistic execution, bold color, multiple interesting figures and a strong story line that will stand the test of time.’ • • • • @poetsartists #art #artistic #artist #artcollector #artcollective #artoftheday #artofvisuals #artists #artiste #painting #oiloncanvas #oilpainting #realism #realistic #womaninart #paint #painter #vaneyck #janvaneyck #portrait #figurative #angel #angels #fineart #portraitpainting #poetsartists

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It's time to summarize the year 2017. It was a great year, during which SO MANY awesome things happend: 1. I turned 26 😉 2. It was my first year after I received a Master of Arts and finished studies at the Academy of Fine Arts 3. I was a finalist of a painting competition for the young artists in Poland called ’New Painting/New Look’ 4. I got a distinction in a 4rd Painting Triennial ’ANIMALIS’ for my painting 'Taming' 5. I was a finalist of London Contemporary Art Prize 2018 6. For the first time my paintings crossed the ocean and arrived to the USA 7. I took part in 6 group exhibitions in Poland 8. I took part in 3 group exhibitions in USA 9. 6 of my paintings was included in book ’Guía de arte LEONARDO 2017′, published by Galería Artelibre, Spain 10. My painting 'Adoration" was published on the cover of @poetsartists PA magazine – the issue summarizing the year 2017 and dedicated to 50 best figurative paintings chosen by Poets&Artists 11. The newest issue of Polish magazine @artystaisztuka published an interview with me 12. My painting 'Self-portrait' was preselected to the second stage of 9th Figurativas Painting & Sculpture Competition in Barcelona 13. I became a member of Poets & Artists association 14 – For the first time I was included in 'Kompas Młodej Sztuki' – a list of best Polish artists under 35 years old 15. I was included in a few nice articles on the internet 16. I painted 15 paintings (and a half of the newest one 😉 ) 17. The number of followers of my FB page exceeded 1000 and I have almost 1000 followers here on Instagram – thank you dear followers! 18. I started cooperation with great galleries and people and I have strong plans for 2018! ✌⚡ • • This year was such a blessing. Thank you for being here with me! I wish you a good, good and happy new year 2018! 🎉🎈 See you in 2018! • • • • #art #artist #agnieszkanienartowicz #2017bestnine #painter #painting #ilovemyjob #realism #figurative #figurativeart #realistic #portrait #oiloncanvas #oilpainting #oil #nienartowicz #fineart #artofvisuals #artoftheday #artgallery #artistic #contemporaryart #modernart #paintings

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]]> Japanese Artist’s Hyperrealistic Paintings Are So Defined You Might Confuse Them With Photographs https://tettybetty.com/japanese-artists-hyperrealistic-paintings-defined-might-confuse-photographs/ Tue, 22 May 2018 08:41:59 +0000 https://tettybetty.com/?p=6359 Japanese artist Kei Mieno has been painting professionally for over ten years now. She specializes in hyperrealism and uses oil paint in most of her artworks. Kei recently posted one of her drawings on Twitter that drew much attention on social media. It was a girl lying in the river, and most of the people […]

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]]> Japanese artist Kei Mieno has been painting professionally for over ten years now. She specializes in hyperrealism and uses oil paint in most of her artworks.

Kei recently posted one of her drawings on Twitter that drew much attention on social media. It was a girl lying in the river, and most of the people were shocked when they realized the painting was just an imagination by the artist. It was so real that many confused it with a photograph. The details and texture are so defined it might be mistaken as a real photo. Take a look at some of her paintings that she created using oil paint.

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]]> ersion="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> hyperrealism Archives - TettyBetty TettyBetty Wed, 18 Sep 2019 09:31:56 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 You Would not Believe These Portraits Aren’t Photographs! https://tettybetty.com/you-would-not-believe-these-portraits-arent-photographs/ Fri, 20 Sep 2019 06:00:09 +0000 https://tettybetty.com/?p=29645 Joongwon Jeong is a South Korean artist who specializes in creating large hyperrealistic paintings that you’d swear are photographs! But as if painting a picture so minutely that it’s almost impossible to tell apart from a photo isn’t hard enough, Jeong has added another level of difficulty for himself by choosing to give the hyperrealistic […]

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]]> Joongwon Jeong is a South Korean artist who specializes in creating large hyperrealistic paintings that you’d swear are photographs!

But as if painting a picture so minutely that it’s almost impossible to tell apart from a photo isn’t hard enough, Jeong has added another level of difficulty for himself by choosing to give the hyperrealistic treatment to people who never had their picture taken, or some that we’re not even sure ever existed in the first place!

“I try to use as much reference as possible,” he explained his process in an interview to Star2.com. “Photographs are my major reference, but I also use live models and even drawings.”

In one particularly stunning case, Jeong created a magnificent portrait of the legendary Greek poet Homer. Not only are scholars not entirely certain that Homer was a real person, but his only surviving likenesses are statues. How could Jeong create such a lifelike painting out a largely featureless piece of stone?

“Since I could not rely solely on my imagination to come up with the lifelike image of the ancient poet, I found a model who had a similar facial feature with the bust of Homer,” he confided. “And then I combined the image of his real face with the face of the marble bust. The general facial structure was strictly based on the bust.”

The result speaks for itself, and luckily so, as we were left speechless!

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<The Story of the Death of Seneca / 세네카의 죽음에 관한 이야기>⁣⁣ ⁣ Lucius Annaeus Seneca was a Roman Stoic philosopher, statesman and dramatist. He was a tutor and advisor to emperor Nero, until he ran out of the tyrant's favour and was eventually ordered to take his own life. His death, which is notably famous for its dramatic quality along with that of Socrates, is recorded in detail by Tacitus;⁣⁣ ⁣ ‘Seneca, as his aged frame, attenuated by frugal diet, allowed the blood to escape but slowly, severed also the veins of his legs and knees. (…)⁣⁣ ⁣ ‘Seneca meantime, as the tedious process of death still lingered on, begged Statius Annaeus, whom he had long esteemed for his faithful friendship and medical skill, to produce a poison with same drug which extinguished the life of those who were condemned by a public sentence of the people of Athens. It was brought to him and he drank it in vain, chilled as he was throughout his limbs, and his frame closed against the efficacy of the poison. At last he entered a pool of heated water, from which he sprinkled the nearest of his slaves, adding the exclamation, "I offer this liquid as a libation to Jupiter the Deliverer." He was then carried into a bath, with the steam of which he was suffocated, and he was burnt without any of the usual funeral rites.’ ⁣⁣ ⁣ 루시우스 아나에우스 세네카는 로마시대 스토아 학파의 철학자이자, 정치인, 극작가였다. 그는 네로 황제의 스승이자 조언자이기도 했는데, 결국은 네로의 눈 밖에 나 스스로 목숨을 끊을 것을 명령받는다. 세네카의 극적인 죽음은 소크라테스의 죽음과 함께 철학사에서 매우 유명하다. 그가 죽음의 이르기까지의 과정을 타시투스는 다음과 같이 기록했다. ⁣⁣ ⁣ ‘평소 검소한 식사를 했던 세네카의 늙은 육체는 가뜩이나 쇠약했다. 그는 천천히 피를 흘렸으며, 이내 두 다리와 무릎의 혈관도 마저 끊었다. (…)⁣⁣ ⁣ ‘죽음에 이르는 시간이 너무 길어지자, 세네카는 신뢰하는 친구이자 약사인 스타티우스 아나에우스에게 사약을 지어줄 것을 간곡히 부탁했다. 그 사약은 아테네인이 민중으로부터 사형선고를 받고서 마셨던 것과 같은 재료로 만든 것이었다. 그러나 그마저도 사지를 차갑게 만들기만 할 뿐 큰 효험이 없었다. 결국 그는 뜨뜻한 물을 받아 둔 욕조 속에 들어갔고, 주변에 있던 노예들에게 물을 뿌리며, “이 물을 목숨을 거두시는 주피터 신께 신주로 바치노라”고 외쳤다. 그리고는 목욕탕으로 옮겨져, 더운 증기에 질식해 마침내 죽음에 이르렀다. 그의 시신은 아무런 장례 절차 없이 불태워졌다.’

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]]> These Sculptures are the Most Realistic You’ll Ever See https://tettybetty.com/these-sculptures-are-the-most-realistic-youll-ever-see/ Sun, 03 Mar 2019 10:20:22 +0000 https://tettybetty.com/?p=20868 This Lithuania based artist creates the most realistic sculptures you will ever see. He is Edgar Askelovic and is a contemporary as well as a hyper-realistic sculpture artist. He goes by the alias Aspencrow’. He is a self-taught artist who was born in Lithuania. He has a BA in fine art from Birmingham City University […]

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]]> This Lithuania based artist creates the most realistic sculptures you will ever see. He is Edgar Askelovic and is a contemporary as well as a hyper-realistic sculpture artist. He goes by the alias Aspencrow’.

He is a self-taught artist who was born in Lithuania. He has a BA in fine art from Birmingham City University as well.

This talented artist has worked on so many lifelike sculptures of famous people such as Rihanna, and a host of other singers. He broke the internet when he created a sculpture of Connor McGregor, the popular MMA fighter.

The lifesize sculptures atr made from marble powder as well as platinum silicon. These ingredients make them look very detailed and real.

The detailing is so amazing that you can see the hair follicles in the eyes. The skin also look real and sift to touch. Some pictures of his work can be found below.

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Dangerous girl!🤓👍 #caradelevingne

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One step closer… @thenotoriousmma 🤓👍

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Sculpture of David Bowie „Diamond Dog“.

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]]> Hyperrealist Creates Amazing Pieces https://tettybetty.com/hyperrealist-creates-amazing-pieces/ Fri, 11 Jan 2019 08:02:39 +0000 https://tettybetty.com/?p=17929 Hyperrealism is one of the most amazing art forms. It showcases creativity in the highest form. We have seen other hyperrealists create human portraits, but this artist creates hyperrealistic pictures of animals and objects. His pictures will blow you away. Young Sung Kim, a Korean artist based in London went viral on social media for […]

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]]> Hyperrealism is one of the most amazing art forms. It showcases creativity in the highest form. We have seen other hyperrealists create human portraits, but this artist creates hyperrealistic pictures of animals and objects. His pictures will blow you away.

Young Sung Kim, a Korean artist based in London went viral on social media for creating a hyperrealistic picture of a fish in a glass of water. At a glance, it looks like a picture, but looking closely, it is art. Kim takes videos as he draws to show the progress of his work. And his technique is amazing.

He shares his work on his Instagram page, Twitter feed as well as Facebook. On Instagram, he has more than 170,000 followers. Kim says it takes three to ten months to create each painting and he uses oil paint for his work. We found lots of astonishing artworks, but scroll below for a few of our best picks:

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Artist in Focus^^🐠 Young-sung Kims' fascination with art began at a young age, with a 9-year old Kim experimenting with drawing specimens of a cicadas (small jumping bugs). He remembers both the positive emotions associated with the painting and the disappointment he felt when he knew it wasn't the best it could be. This drive for perfectionism is ever present in his work. A manifestation of this search for the ultimate realism, Kim scores his paintings on a 100 point scale every time he finishes one. No painting has passed the 90 mark. Kim employs a staunch methodology which involves drawing and planning for new pieces, taking photographs, preparing the canvas, sketching, drawing and then beginning the painting – initially with small brushes working up to larger and larger – most often for 12 hours per day. "It usually takes 3 to 10 months per piece, my longest took 3 years." His technique with photography, offers an insight into how he creates amazing depth in his paintings. He photographs his small subjects (insects, fish, animals) using the best camera and macro-lens combination, enabling him to capture detail often unseeable to the human eye….. Full Article is here!~ https://www.plusonegallery.com/blog/131/ #김영성 #극사실 #하이퍼리얼리즘 #달팽이 #물고기 #안도라 #극사실주의 #개구리 #현대미술 #YoungsungKim #ykim #Hyperrealism #modernart #oil #painting #drawing #contemporaryart #art #handpainted #environment #frog #snail #insect #goldfish #animal #sculpture #plusonegallery #museum #museudeltabac #andorra

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]]> Artist Creates Hyperrealistic Images with Ballpoint Pens https://tettybetty.com/artist-creates-hyperrealistic-images-with-ballpoint-pens/ Wed, 26 Dec 2018 16:16:53 +0000 https://tettybetty.com/?p=17148 Mostafa Khodeir, an artist from Egypt, wowed people with his hyper-realistic drawings with a ballpoint pen. Shortly after creating a Twitter account to showcase his work, he went viral. His pictures are so real that they could be mistaken for pictures. The picture he posted took him two months to complete. This talented artist says […]

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]]> Mostafa Khodeir, an artist from Egypt, wowed people with his hyper-realistic drawings with a ballpoint pen.

Shortly after creating a Twitter account to showcase his work, he went viral. His pictures are so real that they could be mistaken for pictures. The picture he posted took him two months to complete.

This talented artist says he enjoys drawing with ballpoint pens. When he started out, his skill level was low, but over time, he has perfected the drawings.

He uses multiple colors, and different ballpoint pens and most of his drawings take more than one month to complete. His work always stuns the audience, and this is why he has accumulated thousands of followers on all his social media profiles. His fans are always eager to see more of his work.

See some of his best work below. What do you think? Amazing is the word.

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Ballpoint pen 2015

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Ballpoint pen Available for sale 50x40cm with frame.

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Happy birthday my queen 👑 Princess Diana… Ballpoint Pen.

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Model Ballpoint pen drawing What's ur opinion guys ?

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]]> Artist Re-Imagines Iconic Masterpieces as Body Art https://tettybetty.com/artist-re-imagines-iconic-masterpieces-as-body-art/ Tue, 21 Aug 2018 14:33:36 +0000 https://tettybetty.com/?p=10027 “When painting, I look for life in its various manifestations,” this is what Agnieszka Nienartowicz from Poland believes in. The talented artist studied painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk and in 2016, she earned a Master of Fine Arts at the painting studio led by Prof. Maciej Świeszewski. She was awarded several […]

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]]> “When painting, I look for life in its various manifestations,” this is what Agnieszka Nienartowicz from Poland believes in.

The talented artist studied painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk and in 2016, she earned a Master of Fine Arts at the painting studio led by Prof. Maciej Świeszewski. She was awarded several scholarships and various awards and recognition.

Recently, she re-imagines iconic masterpieces as tattoos of a person. Her paintings are so realistic, they look like photographs.  She uses techniques, close to hyperrealism, giving form to a shapeless mass of paint.

“The works I choose, though being mere objects, seem alive to me. By appropriative fragments of these works, transferring the inseparable thoughts to my own canvas. At the same time, placing them in a completely new context, I deprive them of an artifact. This ambiguity is what I love,” she wrote on her website.

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I realized a limited edition of high-quality prints of my painting 'The Garden of Earthly Delights'. It is a set of 20 prints, each of them is signed by me. They are printed with high-quality pigment ink on the remarkable paper Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 g. Size of paper: 81×55 cm (31.9 x 21.7 inches) , size of print: 74×49 cm (29.1 x 19.3 inches). There will be a certificate of authenticity included. No other prints will be made after these are sold. Prints available for purchase through: -> Galerie Benjamin Eck @galerie_benjamin_eck -> PoetsArtists PA @poetsartists Please inquire about them in one of these two places. I know that some of them are sold and some are reserved. I have to say that they look perfectly. You can see every detail of the original painting and even the structure of the canvas. I highly recommend! ____________________ • • • • #agnieszkanienartowicz #nienartowicz #art #artist #oiloncanvas #oilpainting #giclee #collector #artcollector #prints #painting #realism #figurative #figurativeart #thegardenofearthlydelights #collectorsedition #highquality #gicleeprint

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I am honoured and happy because my painting 'Allegory of Justice' I made as a commision, was selected by an anonymous collector for this month's (February 2018) award. It's a Collector's Choice Award by PoetsArtists. Look what is written under the painting! Maybe letters on the picture are to small – I copy it here: ‚This work has everything I am looking for when personally thinking about collecting figurative work in coming year(s)… fine artistic execution, bold color, multiple interesting figures and a strong story line that will stand the test of time.’ • • • • @poetsartists #art #artistic #artist #artcollector #artcollective #artoftheday #artofvisuals #artists #artiste #painting #oiloncanvas #oilpainting #realism #realistic #womaninart #paint #painter #vaneyck #janvaneyck #portrait #figurative #angel #angels #fineart #portraitpainting #poetsartists

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It's time to summarize the year 2017. It was a great year, during which SO MANY awesome things happend: 1. I turned 26 😉 2. It was my first year after I received a Master of Arts and finished studies at the Academy of Fine Arts 3. I was a finalist of a painting competition for the young artists in Poland called ’New Painting/New Look’ 4. I got a distinction in a 4rd Painting Triennial ’ANIMALIS’ for my painting 'Taming' 5. I was a finalist of London Contemporary Art Prize 2018 6. For the first time my paintings crossed the ocean and arrived to the USA 7. I took part in 6 group exhibitions in Poland 8. I took part in 3 group exhibitions in USA 9. 6 of my paintings was included in book ’Guía de arte LEONARDO 2017′, published by Galería Artelibre, Spain 10. My painting 'Adoration" was published on the cover of @poetsartists PA magazine – the issue summarizing the year 2017 and dedicated to 50 best figurative paintings chosen by Poets&Artists 11. The newest issue of Polish magazine @artystaisztuka published an interview with me 12. My painting 'Self-portrait' was preselected to the second stage of 9th Figurativas Painting & Sculpture Competition in Barcelona 13. I became a member of Poets & Artists association 14 – For the first time I was included in 'Kompas Młodej Sztuki' – a list of best Polish artists under 35 years old 15. I was included in a few nice articles on the internet 16. I painted 15 paintings (and a half of the newest one 😉 ) 17. The number of followers of my FB page exceeded 1000 and I have almost 1000 followers here on Instagram – thank you dear followers! 18. I started cooperation with great galleries and people and I have strong plans for 2018! ✌⚡ • • This year was such a blessing. Thank you for being here with me! I wish you a good, good and happy new year 2018! 🎉🎈 See you in 2018! • • • • #art #artist #agnieszkanienartowicz #2017bestnine #painter #painting #ilovemyjob #realism #figurative #figurativeart #realistic #portrait #oiloncanvas #oilpainting #oil #nienartowicz #fineart #artofvisuals #artoftheday #artgallery #artistic #contemporaryart #modernart #paintings

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]]> Japanese Artist’s Hyperrealistic Paintings Are So Defined You Might Confuse Them With Photographs https://tettybetty.com/japanese-artists-hyperrealistic-paintings-defined-might-confuse-photographs/ Tue, 22 May 2018 08:41:59 +0000 https://tettybetty.com/?p=6359 Japanese artist Kei Mieno has been painting professionally for over ten years now. She specializes in hyperrealism and uses oil paint in most of her artworks. Kei recently posted one of her drawings on Twitter that drew much attention on social media. It was a girl lying in the river, and most of the people […]

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]]> Japanese artist Kei Mieno has been painting professionally for over ten years now. She specializes in hyperrealism and uses oil paint in most of her artworks.

Kei recently posted one of her drawings on Twitter that drew much attention on social media. It was a girl lying in the river, and most of the people were shocked when they realized the painting was just an imagination by the artist. It was so real that many confused it with a photograph. The details and texture are so defined it might be mistaken as a real photo. Take a look at some of her paintings that she created using oil paint.

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