100 × 70 Cm
Artist : Iman Maleki
Website :http://www.imanmaleki.com/en/
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Oil on canvas100 × 70 CmArtist : Iman MalekiWebsite :http://www.imanmaleki.com/en/
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AK-Sultan
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Posted 05 November 2007 - 10:13 PM
I will never understand how you can make something like this with real oils on real canvas!
Thanks for the link, AK-Sultan!
Hi Sergey
I 'll try to find something about Iman's teacher : " Morteza Katouzian ".
They say that is the master
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Arzmir
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Posted 07 November 2007 - 02:08 PM
I really respect those able to do this. I find it incredibly hard just sketching a person in correct proportions ^^
Considering a really good digital painting takes some 50-60 hours or so. Do you have any number on the amount of hours that goes into this kind of work? I imagine it takes quite much more doing it on canvas.
Considering a really good digital painting takes some 50-60 hours or so. Do you have any number on the amount of hours that goes into this kind of work? I imagine it takes quite much more doing it on canvas.
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Chung Dha
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Posted 07 November 2007 - 05:34 PM
The kid in the picture is only thing I don't like is the kid cause it don't look so real. What I like the most is the crayon on the wall.
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Posted 12 November 2007 - 07:42 AM
Oh wow! This is just beautiful. I love the concept behind the image. I could never paint at all. I stick to graphic designing and graphic art ^^; the work is just wonderful. Love the composition and the warm colors. I would never have the patients to try and achieve this level of painting on canvas. Very interesting ^_^
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cincytodd
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Posted 16 November 2007 - 03:36 AM
I scolled down too fast and totally missed the "Oil on canvas - 100 × 70 Cm" above ans thought it was a photo, which still would have been a cool visual but to then find out it was an illustration - WOW. Great concept and brilliantly executed.
Thanks for sharing that one AK-Sultan!
Thanks for sharing that one AK-Sultan!
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arcticsnpr
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Posted 02 December 2007 - 06:40 PM
This guy is amazing. I don't understand how someone can be this good.
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punkerella
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Posted 29 December 2007 - 10:03 PM
I will never understand how you can make something like this with real oils on real canvas!
Thanks for the link, AK-Sultan!
I hear you! I have been trying for years.
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Posted 07 April 2008 - 08:58 PM
Nowadays we are so used to draw, paint, illustrate or just to put it simply, to create in a digital manner, we forget how it used to be. Back in the days, to draw with just a pencil and crayons or waterpaint. This piece is awesome.
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Posted 07 April 2008 - 09:10 PM
The kid in the picture is only thing I don't like is the kid cause it don't look so real. What I like the most is the crayon on the wall.
I don't think his goal is to get that ultimate realism. That's why he paints or draws, to create an image that is in his/her mind, but also to try to achieve some kind of realism that balances between their own artistic, hand-made characteristics and the real world. He could have also just taken a picture but that's just the point. He's a painter, not a photographer.
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