Using Pencil on Paper, Talented British Artist Steph Morris Creates Incredibly Lifelike Drawings of Iconic Sneakers
With pencil on paper, talented British artist Steph Morris creates amazing realistic drawings of iconic sneakers. She combines her love for shoes with her precise drawing skills, and turns these common fashion items into stunning visual artworks.
Her illustrations look so lifelike that they seem like high-resolution photos at a quick glance. But if you examine them more closely, you can see every careful pencil mark she made.
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