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Time lapse captures sensational hyperrealistic oil painting

Youngsung Kim shows off his incredible talent as he creates this oil painting captured in time lapse format. Enjoy!

5 years ago 81.3K views 4 comments

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Timelapse of Oil Painting

I have been making the Timelapse for a long time^^ Revealing just a part of it.🐝 #김영성 #극사실 #물고기 #개구리 #타임랩스 #극사실주의 #현대미술 #ykim #YoungsungKim #Hyperrealism #modernart #oil #painting #drawing #contemporaryart #art #handpainted #environment #frog #snail #insect #goldfish #animal #sculpture #museum #artgallery #gecko #youtube #artvideo #timelapse

6 years ago 18.3K views

Mind-blowing compilation of hyperrealism artwork by Young-sung Kim

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Artist Translates Structure And Color From A Photo Into A Painting Of Stunning Realism

This time-lapse video shows the gradual and methodical process of the creation of a hyper-realistic portrait of a small fish in a glass of water. Using a photo of the subject as a model, the artist translates the structure and color from the photo onto the canvas in a meticulous and schematic method resulting in a piece of work barely distinguishable from the model. The artist responsible for such a stunning piece is Young-sung Kim, a 43-year old South Korean artist now based in New York. He is making waves across the Internet with his remarkably hyper-realistic paintings. Kim’s works need to be seen in order to be believed and their proximity to life is so profound that even he himself has difficulties distinguishing his own artworks from the digital photos he uses as <a href="https://rumble.com/v3h0er-chinese-model-strikes-poses-at-lightning-pace.html" target="_blank">model</a>s. Most of Kim’s subjects include wildlife and small animals and their common denominator is drops, wetness or full immersion into water. Lizards, goldfish, snails or frogs, they are depicted in super-realistic detail with mind-boggling, delicate technique. He started painting at a very early age, fascinated by observing bugs, reptiles and amphibians. He spent his youth in a tug-of-war with his parents, who, discouraged by the instability of the artistic call stimulated him to pursue a more steady career plan. Instead of discouragement, Kim found <a href="https://rumble.com/v3ygyj-7-quotes-to-help-give-some-much-needed-motivation-rare-life.html" target="_blank">motivation</a> in their opposition and kept perfecting his style. They eventually relented. "My parents realized that I wasn't just protesting and that I just can't live without painting," reminisces Kim. Now, a graduate of the prestigious College of Fine Art of Hongik University, he believes he is very lucky to be able to do what he loves for a living but is often frustrated with the slow pace at which he produces a piece. One painting takes him from eight hours to a few months for a full completion, as he is very hard with himself when it comes to perfection. Credit: https://www.instagram.com/_y_kim/

6 years ago 12K views 4 comments

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Time Lapse Video Of The Creation Of A Stunning Hyper-Realistic Goldfish Portrait

Young-sung Kim, a 43-year old South Korean artist now based in New York, is making waves across the Internet with his remarkably hyper-realistic paintings. His works need to be seen in order to be believed, their proximity to life is so profound that even he himself has difficulties distinguishing his own artworks from the digital photos he uses as models. Most of Kim’s subjects include wildlife and small animals and their common denominator is drops, wetness or full immersion into water. Lizards, goldfish, snails or frogs, they are depicted in super-realistic detail with mind-boggling, delicate technique. He started painting at a very early age, fascinated by observing bugs, reptiles and amphibians. He spent his youth in a tug-of-war with his parents, who, discouraged by the instability of the <a href="https://rumble.com/v38h0j-heath-ledgers-artistic-side-is-celebrated-in-a-new-documentary.html" target="_blank">artistic</a> call stimulated him to pursue a more steady career plan. Instead of discouragement, Kim found motivation in their opposition and kept perfecting his style. They eventually relented. "My parents realized that I wasn't just protesting and that I just can't live without painting," reminisces Kim. Now, a graduate of the prestigious College of Fine Art of Hongik University, he believes he is very lucky to be able to do what he loves for a living but is often frustrated with the slow pace at which he produces a piece. One painting takes him from eight hours to a few months for a full completion, as he is very hard with himself when it comes to perfection. In the video at the top of the page, you can see the method and process in which he paints one in the series of "Nothing. Life. Object", a goldfish in a glass of water painted in <a href="https://rumble.com/v2zb2v-hyperrealistic-speed-painting-of-harry-from-harry-potter.html" target="_blank">hyperrealistic</a> structure and color you almost want to dip your finger in. The glass to fish illustrates the distinction between the living and the material and the nothingness as their connective tissue.

6 years ago 10.1K views 1 comment

Hyperrealistic oil painting artist uses tiny brush

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Oil on canvas 1

Progress^^🐝 #김영성 #극사실 #호박벌 #달팽이 #물고기 #아트페어 #극사실주의 #개구리 #현대미술 #YoungsungKim #ykim #Hyperrealism #modernart #oil #painting #drawing #contemporaryart #art #handpainted #environment #frog #snail #pebeo #goldfish #animal #sculpture #museum #bumblebee #biaf #artvideo Www.Facebook.Com/10vun Www.Instagram.Com/_y_kim

6 years ago 8.68K views

Hyperrealistic oil painting looks disturbingly real

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Painting Varnish

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6 years ago 5.97K views

Time lapse shows off artist's incredible oil painting