The Japanese do wonders at these paintings. He drew them all in a pencil.

The Japanese do wonders at these paintings. He drew them all in a pencil.

These white and black images of daily family models and objects seem to be the work of a photograph, but there is more to it than what we see. Surprisingly, those brilliant images are really drawings with pencils carefully created by a Japanese artist in a process by [...]

Amazingly, those brilliant images are really pencil drawings carefully created by a Japanese artist in a process taking hundreds of hours each.

Koeei Ohori 23, has described objects including a model of good quality cars and a lightning bolt in the sky and has shared them on the internet, where he has collected a large audience, reports “Mail”, Periscopi.

He has also attracted a very realistic view of American actress Scarlett Johannsson, who had received much praise in social media.

The artist's brother shared some of his creations on Twitter, where he commented: my little brother's “is amazing in extracting these exact photos with his pen”. /Periscopi/

Kohei Ohmore, 23, swings hundreds of hours of skiing persons that are so realistic they look like photographers. This image of a model took Mr Ohrid 250 hours to make. Mr Ohmore wish as a captain: 'Finished! Warren out'

The artist has also drawn an inedibly realistic definition of American actors Scarlett Johannesburg, which also went down well on social media. One Instagram useer comed, 'so amazing', while another woman, 'ow! ! '

This stage of a model with water running down her face took Mr Ohmore a total of 180 hours to make. Instagram users were impressed with one virtueing, 'Damn it looks like a photo'. And now write: 'You are extremely talented'

The artist's brother shared some of his creations on Twitter, where he commanderd: 'My little brother is amazing at driving these preciptures with persons.' This stagech shows a virtual car model

This driving of a screen took Mr Ohmore 200 hours, offering one of his social media leaders to write, 'You've got some serial patience right there'.

The artist's brother advanced: And I could feel a little intensive from him. This one took him 240 hours. It's not a photo'

 

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