Realistic Color Pencil Illustrations by Morgan Davidson

Artist Morgan Davidson created these realistic illustrations in vibrant color and incredibly rich detail.



"Nature had a very strong influence in my upbringing. I grew up very close to nature and have always had a ton of pets; my work definitely reflects a lot of those influences."



"My interest in fashion came later on. I’ve never been involved in the high-fashion brand-name culture, but I started to really admire the dynamic out of the box style fashion illustrations had."





"My smaller studies usually take around 6-10 hours, while my fully rendered illustrations probably take anywhere from 20-30 hours."



"Color is the most important thing to me in my drawings."





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Check her website: http://morgandavidsonart.com/

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Pencil Sculptures by Tom Lynall

Birmingham, UK jeweler Tom Lynall carve these amazing pencil sculptures.



"I love art but I have never been able to draw so this is a good way for me to create things with the limitations of my skill. The main tool I use is the scalpel blade shown in the pictures as well as a few pins which I have altered the end of to give me different blades."



"This is great fun to do so if you would like to give it a go the best advice I can give is to not get annoyed when they break, they are extremely fragile but once your done they are fantastically satisfying."



















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Everyday Reflections by Heikki Leis

Estonia-based artist Heikki Leis created a series of hyper-realistic pencil drawings consists of 60x60 cm portraits of local Estonians staring into a mirror doing ordinary things such as washing their face, tweezing their eyebrows or brushing their teeth, called 'Everyday Reflections'.



"The main subject of my drawings are people. I try to depict them as real as they are with all their wrinkles, hair and forms, without any embellishments or glorification."



"That is why I like to draw older people since their faces have been marked by a lifetime of stories."



"I also find people's hands to be very characteristic and expressive and they are heavily featured in my drawings."

























Check his website: http://www.heikkileis.ee/heikkileis.html

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Pencil Tip Sculptures by Salavat Fidai

Russian artist Salavat Fidai carve the lead of the pencils to tiny sculptures.





















Check his instagram: https://instagram.com/salavat.fidai/

Intricate Animal Murals by Adonna Khare

Adonna Khare from Burbank, California won the ArtPrize 2012, the world's largest open art competition with a $200,000 prize, for her 40 foot mural done entirely with pencil.



"I love working in pencil. The biggest challenge would probably be the endless amounts of them that are needed."









Check her other works below and don't miss out her next show at Fullerton College Art Gallery from January 29 to February 18.











Check her website: www.adonnak.com/