Hyper-realistic Artwork
Shipped across India
I make custom hyper-realistic art that looks like a photo, using charcoal, pencils, or acrylics, and I can draw portraits, wildlife, cultural scenes, or anything from your photo.
Pricing Guide
Miniature Acrylic Pebble Art
Core Specs
- Medium: Miniature acrylic application using fine-liner brushes.
- Base: Natural smooth river pebble (approx 2 to 4 inches).
- Subject: Small objects, 3D illusions, or logos.
Finish & Use
- Sealing: High-gloss epoxy or varnish for a permanent 'wet look'.
- Usage: Paperweight or desk decor.
- Packaging: Delivered in a velvet pouch or rigid gift box.
A3 Hyper-Realistic Charcoal Portrait
Core Specs
- Medium: Graphite and Charcoal pencil blend (e.g., Staedtler) for deep blacks and gradients.
- Surface: A3 Size (11.7 x 16.5 inches) Acid-Free Cartridge or Bristol smooth paper (180+ GSM).
- Subject: Single human face (head to shoulders) with focus on skin texture and hair.
- Background: White or simple gradient only.
Finishing & Delivery
- Protection: Coated with matte fixative spray to prevent smudging.
- Digital: High-resolution scan provided before shipping.
- Packaging: Unframed. Rolled in heavy-duty PVC tube or industrial cardboard sandwich.
Exclusions
- Framing: Not included to prevent glass breakage during transit.
- Backgrounds: Complex scenery not included.
A3 Hyper-Realistic Color Portrait
Core Specs
- Medium: Professional wax/oil-based pencils (e.g., Polychromos) using burnishing technique.
- Surface: A3 Size (11.7 x 16.5 inches) Fine Grain heavy paper (200+ GSM).
- Subject: Single portrait or complex object (e.g., watch, sneaker).
Detailing
- Highlights: White gel pen/acrylic markers used for eye glints and metal shine.
- Coating: UV-resistant varnish spray applied to prevent fading.
- Bonus: Short timelapse or reveal video snippet included.
Logistics
- Packaging: Flat-packed with foam core protection (no rolling) to protect the wax surface.
Acrylic Canvas Wall Art (24x30 inches)
Core Specs
- Medium: Heavy body Acrylic Paints for opaque colors and texture.
- Surface: Gallery-wrapped cotton canvas on wooden frame (sides painted, no external frame needed).
- Dimensions: 24 inches x 30 inches (Approx 5 sq ft).
- Subject: Wildlife, mythological figures, or pop-culture portraits.
Finishing
- Varnish: Gloss or Satin finish makes the surface dust and water-resistant.
- Installation: Pre-installed hooks and wire on the back.
Packaging
- Shipping: Multi-layer bubble wrap with corner protectors in a corrugated box.
About Hyper-realistic Artwork
Why Hyper-realism?
Art is everything to me. I grew up in namma Udupi and taught myself to draw by obsessing over each tiny detail. My thing is making hyper-realistic art that looks just like a hi-res photo, whether it’s a movie star or a street-side chai glass.
What I Draw
- Custom realistic portraits: Bollywood faces, your family, or even your pet - I try to catch the vibe and expression, not just the lines.
- Cultural traditional artwork: I love sketching Theyyam and Yakshagana scenes, and anything from Tulunad that reminds me of home. You’ll spot influences from local legends and Daivaradhane rituals in my pieces.
- 3D illusion sketch art: Sometimes I mess around with perspective, making stuff look like it’s popping right out of the page.
- Wildlife hyperrealism painting: Tigers, snakes, birds - I focus on getting the fur, feathers, or scales perfect.
- Click and Draw series: Give me a photo of something random (even a ₹500 note!), and I’ll try to recreate it, every shadow and shine.
My Process
Mostly I use charcoal, graphite, or colour pencils, and for paintings, it’s usually acrylics. I’ll even paint on pebbles if I’m in the mood. No shortcuts, just a lot of patience and staring at reference pics till my eyes hurt.
If you want a piece that feels real, or something that brings a bit of Tulunad to your wall, I’d love to work on it.
Meet your Expert
Mithun Shetty
18 connects in last 3 months
My Story
Hey, Mithun here. I never went to those big art schools, just me, my sketchbook, and a lot of trial and error. Started with charcoal sketches of actors like The Rock and Kiccha Sudeep, then got hooked on VFX and digital stuff. My roots are Tulunad, Udupi – so you’ll spot Yakshagana and Kantara tribute painting in my work. Sometimes it’s a huge canvas, sometimes a pebble. Art is my way of showing where I’m from. Jai Hanuman.
My Work
Custom Pencil & Charcoal Sketches - I do pencil sketches, charcoal portraits, and hyper-realistic charcoal sketches. Just share a photo, I’ll draw it.
Digital Art & Yakshagana Vector Illustration - I make digital paintings, vector art, and Yakshagana vector illustration. Good for brands or modern portraits.
Pebble Art & Unique Forms - I paint tiny pebble art portraits, and sometimes do fun stuff like face painting.
Miniature VFX Animation - I create short visual effects videos and miniature VFX animation, mixing real and digital magic.
