Although art is recognized to emphasize its detachment from reality, hyperrealism practically erases this facet. The paintings and sculptures created by hyperrealists artists are absolutely indistinguishable from the photograph of the source, so looking at such works it is difficult to imagine that they were made by ordinary pencils or ballpoint pens.
The dimensions of hyper-realistic images, as a rule, from 10 to 20 exceed the dimensions of the original photographic reference source, with this extremely high resolution of color, accuracy and detail. Many paintings are drawn using an airbrush, using acrylic paints, oils or a combination of both.
We already had an article about one of the artists of the hyperrealists Paul Lung, who paints portraits and cats, but in this article we tried to collect about 40 of the most outstanding works of hyperrealists, as well as the process of creating these works.
Pencil drawings by Diego Fazio
Acrylic paintings by Jason de Graaf
Oil paintings by Pedro Campos
Oil Paintings by Robin Eley
Sculptures by Ron Mueck
Oil paintings Steve Mills
Drawings with a pencil Paul Lung
Oil paintings by Roberto Bernardi
Drawings with ballpoint pen Samuel Silva
3D paintings in the bowl of Keng Lye
Feather paintings by Francisco Casas
Watercolor drawings by Erich Christensen
Oil Paintings by Teresa Elliott
Drawings with pencil Lynch-Smith
3D drawings by Riusuke Fukahori
Oil Paintings by Gregory Thielker
Drawings with pencil Franco Clun
Pencil drawings by Paul Cadden
Oil paintings by Omar Ortiz
Drawings coal Daisy
