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Hyper-Realistic Wildlife Art and Paintings

byMithun ShettyStudio in Arekere; Delivers across KarnatakaStarts from950 Per PieceView full gallery

I bring the wild to your walls with detailed pencil sketches and acrylic paintings. Whether it is the scales of a cobra or the sharp gaze of a tiger, I capture the texture and spirit of nature on canvas.

This video shows the process of painting the hyper-realistic snake. Watch as I add layers of green and black acrylic paint to create the lifelike texture of the viper's scales.

A short, dramatic reveal of an acrylic painting of a snarling tiger. I focused on the texture of the fur, the glint in its eye, and the fearsome expression to give it a powerful presence.

A portrait of a bald eagle, created using a mix of color pencils and acrylic paint on black paper. The dark background helps the white and yellow features of this majestic bird stand out.

A black cobra sketch on black paper, using white and grey pencils to create the highlights. The challenge was to define the shape and texture of the scales using only light on a dark surface.

About Wildlife Realism

When I paint wildlife, I do not just copy a reference photo. I spend hours layering acrylics or building charcoal gradients to get the light right in an animal's eye or the specific pattern of its fur. It is a slow, quiet process, but that is the only way to make the subject look alive on paper.

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