Graffiti Artist Redosking Creates Beautifully Believable Work
Jamie Danielle Munro — March 15, 2014 — Art & Design
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Texas graffiti artist Redosking has created a beautiful collection of hyperrealistic eye drawings that don't look far from the real thing. In fact, if someone didn't tell onlookers, there's a good chance they'd think the work was real.
The detail is incredible, with each line and wrinkle of the skin surrounding the eye clearly defined. A slight reflection has been put within the eye too, creating a moistened look similar to if someone was recently seen crying. The eyelashes, however, are the best part, as one can see exactly where the hair meets the skin, and can imagine it growing over time.
Redosking goes above the average artist with these hyperrealistic eye drawings, capturing his audience with every available stroke.
The detail is incredible, with each line and wrinkle of the skin surrounding the eye clearly defined. A slight reflection has been put within the eye too, creating a moistened look similar to if someone was recently seen crying. The eyelashes, however, are the best part, as one can see exactly where the hair meets the skin, and can imagine it growing over time.
Redosking goes above the average artist with these hyperrealistic eye drawings, capturing his audience with every available stroke.
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