Realistic Portrait Paintings by South African Artist Loyiso Mzike

Today we are pleased to feature the work of talented designer, illustrator, and painter Loyiso Mzike. In his incredible portfolio includes the dynamic portraits of people throughout Africa.

“Creating visual art is a talent and gift I have enjoyed all my life. It has evolved into a tool that I use to express my views and ideas. I paint people and paint about people. Our complex nature fascinates me and therefore compels me to expressively tell our story. My work is African and celebrates the beauty and wealth running in the veins of her people. It’s in the subjects eyes, lips, skin tone/texture, dress, hair that I draw inspiration from. The experience and stories we carry with us are the corner stones from which we mold a new identity. It is the human spirit that I aim to share in my art. ” - says  Loyiso Mzike. Look at realistic portrait paintings of South African artist Loyiso Mzike and be inspired.

Absolutely Stunning Painting Artworks of Jason Limon

Jason Limon is a professional painter and sculptor. The artist has exhibited artwork in galleries across the U.S. and in different parts of Europe. Jason has had recent solo exhibitions in Chicago, New York City and Albuquerque. Though dark and gloomy at a first glance, Limon’s artwork rejects the Western notion of death as something to be feared. Checkout below absolutely stunning painting artworks of Jason Limon and get inspired.

Magnificent Photorealistic Paintings of an Elegant Bride

Looking at this picture, depicting the swan is beautiful bride in a flowing white dress, a pressing one hand to the table behind her; it would seem that it is a beautiful work of photographer with a refined taste, whereas in fact it is a picture of the artist Rob Hefferan.

These awesome photorealistic paintings work of British artist hit their realism and detailing: every wrinkle on the bride, all the detail of the rich decor, and a variety of textures and reflections on the surfaces throughout the space. Looking through his work has to periodically remind yourself that this is not photography.