Hyperrealistic Oil Paintings: The Meticulous Art by Kei Mieno

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Japanese artist Kei Mieno has gained acclaim for his hyperrealistic oil paintings that often fool the eye into thinking they’re photographs. With mastery over light, shadow, texture, and contrast, Mieno brings each subject to life with an exceptional level of detail in every brushstroke. Source

Since graduating from Hiroshima City University College of Art in 2007, Mieno has been passionately pursuing his craft, earning widespread recognition in Japan and globally.

His works have been exhibited in numerous prestigious galleries, and he received the Hoki Museum Grand Prize in 2017 for his contributions to realistic painting. Mieno also shares his expertise through workshops and actively engages with a large online audience, inspiring aspiring artists.

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