Brazilian Artist Draws Realistic Portraits that Look Like Photographs
Nope! These are not photographs! I was just as surprised to find out that these are actually incredibly realistic oil paintings done by 40-year-old Brazilian artist Fabiano Millani.
Millani started his career in 1997 when he took a course in artistic drawings and has been perfecting his portrayal of realism ever since. In 2009, the artist built his own studio, where he paints full time while also teaching students.
As you can see in the pictures, Fabiano’s work is distinguished by its precision and richness of detail.
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