Ultra-realistic pencil drawings from a Japanese master. Photo

Incredibly painstaking work.

Do you think that you are unlikely to shake things made with pencils and paper? Then I want to surprise you, because you are still unfamiliar with the mind-boggling figures 22-year-old Japanese artist kouhei Omori (Kohei Ohmori), which certainly will surprise you with its realism.

Living in Okayama Prodigy, spends on the creation of their projects to 200 hours, with a huge amount of time detail. Thanks to the carefully superimposed hatching, ultra-thin lines and a surprisingly firm hand, projects Omori look like they are about to jump out of the canvas. His work is so perfect that followers of the artist on Twitter call him a “mad genius” and “insane” because it’s so much time spent on the creation of their portraits with a pencil.

At last his work is not yet completed, shows a clear dizzy bolt and nut, although his “calling card”, without a doubt, is considered a stunning portrait of British model Sofia Blackbra (Sophia Blackbrough).

It has become popular due to its strikingly realistic portraits, the creation of each of which he takes up to 200 hours of time.

Members of the artist on Twitter call him a “mad genius” and “insane” because he dedicates his time to creating his paintings with a pencil.

Carefully drawn shades, highlights, and amazingly thin pencil strokes form a surprisingly serious effects.

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