Hyper-real paintings are convincing illusions of reality based upon photographic images which attempt to represent reality. It is basically an art of creation of two- dimensional simulation of three- dimensional reality. Hyper realist style tends to be more literal as to detail and its emphasis, rather than avoidance of, photographic anomalies, including digital fractalization, image degradation and subtractive vs additive color creation.
Hyper-real painting is the type of artistic work of painting and sculpture, which resembles to a high resolution photograph. Hyper-real paintings, although they are photographic in nature, often have a logical consequence but much more complex focus on the subject depicted, presenting it as a living, tangible object.
Emphasis on details and the subject are the main focal point of hyper-real paintings. This type of artistic painting make work for a particular purpose and use additional designs, which are difficult to detect or grasp by the mind or analyze and pictorial elements to create the illusion of a reality which in fact either does not exist or cannot be seen by the human eye.
Portraits, figurative art, still life, landscapes, cityscapes and narrative scenes are the main subject matter of hyper-real painting art. Hyper-real Painting art is a relatively new style of painting that creates the illusion that you’re actually looking at a photo. Hyper-real art creates a false reality, it requires a high level of skill. Hyper-real paintings are so real, that they look like you could just grab the objects right out of the screen. It creates such crystal clear images it’s hard to believe they’re made by oil on canvas.
Number of different artists including Robert Bechtle, Charles Bell, and Richard Estes are the hallmarks of hyper-real painting art. Here are some compilation of great work of hyper-real painting art by renowned painters of the world.
