A selection of the most photorealistic vector drawings you can find. Eventhough most images here look like photographs they have all been made by using vector software, like Illustrator.
Of course photo-reference material has been used, but all lines have been drawn by hand and colored by hand. The advantage of vectors above photographs is that these images could be blown up to monster scales, whilst the lines still stay sharp. The creation of these photorealistic vector drawing is a true art and many many hours of tedious work has been put in every single image here. Because many of you will not believe this is all vector art, I’ve blended in the vector lines in all images as to convince you otherwise. Please visit the artisits website, by clicking on the image, for more stunning work.
Enjoy!
This post is tagged Illustrator, Photorealistic, Vector
Truly amazing stuff!
If you wouldn’t have proved it with the mesh I wouldn’t have believed it.
Love the texture on # 4, the baseball glove.
Keep ehm comming.
Why would people go through all this trouble to create an image that can be made with one click on a camera.
BTW that one with the red and white grapes does not have a mesh… Is it fake?
A vector can be scaled with no distortion or pixelation. All these vectors are great for printing purposes, because they will have perfect printing resolution.
You know, these vectors could even be used to create an advertisement as big as a building. But the source file would be a lightweight and easy to modify vector.
Of course, a photorealistic vector is not just a work of tracing an existing image. A good illustrator would correct colors and remove imperfections while creating the vectorial result.
What a wast of time..
- studio artist, graphic designer
I am very happy to see my illustrations published here
i illustred the grap (#14)
illustrate is a art and a challenge.