이 물컵에 에디터도 속았다.Don't try and drink that! Artist creates incredible painting of a glass of water so realistic..(VIDEO)
Don't try and drink that! Artist creates incredible painting of a glass of water so realistic it looks like the real thing
Stefan Pabst uses oil dry-brush techniques to create his masterpieces
His realistic work usually takes him around three hours to complete
The 35-year-old has drawn everything from a 3D glass to a celebrity portrait
진짜같은 물컵 입체 그림
이 물컵에 에디터도 속았다.
아티스트 스테판 팝스트는 드라이브러시(그림물감을 조금 칠한 브러시로 문질러 그리는 기법)로
감쪽같이 진짜같은 물컵을 그려냈다.
by Ki Chul Hwang
Conpaper Editor Distributor @conpaper
황기철 콘페이퍼 에디터
By JAKE POLDEN FOR MAILONLINE
If you're thirsty and reach out to grab this glass of water, you could be disappointed.
Because, despite looking exactly like 3D reality, it is actually a clever painting, produced by artist Stefan Pabst.
Born in Russia but now living in Germany, the artist uses oil dry-brush techniques to create his masterpieces that quite literally jump out of the page.
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Stefan Pabst uses oil dry-brush techniques to create his masterpieces that quite literally jump out of the page
Stefan's drawings impressed his classmates at school and he would often receive portrait requests from them
Stefan moved to Germany aged 15 and joined a youth group to immerse himself in the world of art
Stefan was born in Russia but moved to Germany at the age of 15
Speaking to MailOnline, the 35-year-old said that his painting of a glass of water – which he captured on video and uploaded to his YouTube channel – is among his most successful pieces.
And that the process of creating such a spectacular image usually takes him around three hours to complete.
Stefan began drawing at the age of five after he was inspired to recreate the elaborate images that featured alongside the passages of a 250-year-old bible.
Moving on to school, the budding artist admitted that he used to to doodle and paint in his books while in class.
‘I drew the things I saw out of the window, like birds on the windowsill, but I mostly enjoyed drawing portraits of people,’ he said.
‘My classmates were impressed by my work and I started receiving portraits requests.’
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According to Stefan it usually takes him around three hours to complete a 3D image
Stefan admits that after a while he found his art classes at school to be rather straightforward
Stefan said that at school he would often draw in his book and look out of the window for inspiration
As his drawings improved, Stefan found that his art classes were becoming increasingly straightforward.
And that in order to stimulate his ability, he needed to continue producing pieces of work at a high level.
He remembers drawing a pair of human lips – a painting that was again well-received by his
After school, Stefan, aged 15, moved to Germany where he joined a youth group and immersed himself in the world of art.
But it wasn't until he decided to draw a portrait for a friend on his birthday that his career really kicked off.
Stefan's dry-brush-created paintings are used as learning material by an art school in America
Stefan began drawing at the age of five after he was inspired to recreate images contained in a bible
The artist has drawn a number of singers, actors, football players and politicians since starting his business
‘There was broad encouragement for my art and a guest asked me why I have not made my hobby my profession,' he said.
'At that time I could not imagine living alone from art.'
Over the next week, Stefan began advertising his work online and immediately started receiving portrait orders.
Since then he created his own business and currently works as a full-time artist.
Stefan said that his career kicked off when he decided to draw a portrait for a friend on his birthday
The artist said that today he paints full-time and spends every day working in his studio
He now receives orders from companies and social institutions and has drawn a number of singers, actors, football players and politicians.
His work is also used by an art school in America, who present images of his dry-brush-created paintings as learning material.
He said: 'I paint full-time and work every day in my studio.
'Many artists and art enthusiasts have contacted me with questions about my painting technique, so I now upload videos of my work to the internet.'
Stefan's work can be viewed on both his YouTube channel and his official website.
Stefan uploads examples of his work to his YouTube channel and his official website
The 35-year-old said that his painting of a glass of water is among his most successful pieces
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