Portraits painting of Japanese women by Japanese artist Yasutomo Oka.
Yasutomo Oka was born in the Aichi prefecture, Japan in 1983 and graduated from Tama Art University in 2006. artpeoplegallery
Yasutomo Oka, a Japanese artist born in the Aichi prefecture in 1983, has achieved remarkable success in the realm of hyperrealism.
In his portraits, Oka captures women with astonishing precision. Others appear in casual clothing, often posed within domestic interiors or gazing out of windows. In some works, enchanting forests or gardens serve as backdrops.
Yasutomo Oka was born in the Aichi prefecture, Japan in 1983 and graduated from Tama Art University in 2006. artpeoplegallery
Yasutomo Oka, a Japanese artist born in the Aichi prefecture in 1983, has achieved remarkable success in the realm of hyperrealism.
In his portraits, Oka captures women with astonishing precision. Others appear in casual clothing, often posed within domestic interiors or gazing out of windows. In some works, enchanting forests or gardens serve as backdrops.
Oka’s mastery lies in his ability to flawlessly render every facial feature, lock of hair, patch of skin, and fabric texture. He admits that the eyes, being the most critical feature in photorealistic art, create tension for him. Yet, in each portrait, the eyes exhibit lifelike glints and reflections, lending an uncanny realism to his subjects12. His dedication to capturing minute details results in captivating and evocative paintings that blur the boundary between art and reality. 🎨✨
in each portrait the eyes feature lifelike glints and reflections, making them appear convincingly real.
You can find more of Oka’s incredible portraits on his website and Twitter.
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