How to draw realistic paintings

About how to draw real paintings are as follows:

Everyone has seen many hyper-realistic paintings, but we are still unfamiliar with these hyper-realistic works, which seem to be forever separated from us. We all know that these hyper-realistic paintings are as wonderful as photos, but we don’t know how they are drawn. It’s like a hyper-realistic painter puts a photo in front of us, Tell us this photo is like a hyper-realistic painting.

This hyper-realistic artist is from Japan and his name is Tokuda Yuki. The painting process of his hyper-realistic works is an octopus. This kind of gray animal is difficult for professional painters to grasp. However, Yuki Tokuda easily painted wonderful hyper-realistic works through a few seemingly simple steps.

Step one: Use a pencil to briefly outline the outline of the octopus. Step 2: Paint the gray base color along the outline of the octopus. Step 3: Use a gray pencil to add details to the octopus's head. Step 4: Use a black pencil to draw the eyes of the octopus. Step 5: Use colored pencils to draw the body parts of the octopus.

Step 6: Draw the octopus’s tentacles. Step 7: Continue to detail the octopus’s tentacles. Step 8: Complete the painting of the octopus's tentacles. Step 9: Add the shadow part of the octopus. Step 10: Use white acrylic paint to paint the highlights of the octopus. Step 11: Refine the details of the octopus and add highlights to the tentacles.

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Realistic painting originated from the West and has a long history and profound tradition. Realistic painting flourished during the European "Renaissance" period. After 500 years of glory, it produced many art masters, great masters and immortal masterpieces in art history. Before the 20th century, people had never doubted that the entire history of Western art was the history of realistic painting.

There once was such a thing: the emergence of "camera" and "photography" once made people doubt the function of realistic painting. In fact, photography cannot replace painting. Challenges from the outside will force art itself to become more "artistic", which is determined by the autonomy of art.

Western art in the 20th century broke the dominance of the classical realism tradition, especially the birth of modern art concepts, which greatly broadened the boundaries of art. The art world became diverse and diverse, and began to move toward diversity and advancement. A new world. As one of the forms of painting, realistic painting still has its place, and there are also many outstanding artists and works.