Paul Chiappe, Untitled 2, 2005. Pencil on paper, 7 x 5cm
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i call bs. no way.
As an illustrator with photorealistic tendencies, I can assure you it is finely crafted pencil work and wonderfully impressive…
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Does he work with microscopic pencil tip? I don’t see how you get that detail on something 2-4cmx2-4cm of paper. I want to see the real piece by photo. It’s make sense if it was 2FOOTx2FOOT reduced to photograph size, but instead to see this you need a microscope?
genius! unspeakable!
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