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Ashish Tiwari

Ashish Tiwari

visual stories through hand-drawn concept art and realism.

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Cover image for A work-in-progress look at my
A work-in-progress look at my portraiture process. This piece demonstrates the importance of building a strong tonal foundation before adding fine details. I focus on achieving smooth skin gradients and realistic neck anatomy through careful graphite layering and blending. Showing the 'unfinished' stage highlights the technical precision involved in every commission.
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Cover image for An exploration of tonal values
An exploration of tonal values and sharp detailing. In this piece, I utilized various grades of graphite to create deep blacks in the suit and hair, contrasting with soft, blended skin tones. Capturing the intricate details of the eyewear and facial hair required high levels of precision and patience.
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Cover image for A comprehensive study of the
A comprehensive study of the human form, focusing on realistic shading and structural anatomy. This piece showcases the transition from a foundational skeletal gesture to a fully rendered hyperrealistic figure. •⁠ ⁠Focus: Realistic skin tones, muscle definition, and light-shadow interplay. •⁠ ⁠Technique: Graphite layering to achieve depth and three-dimensionality. •⁠ ⁠Medium: Professional graphite on fine art paper.
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Mastering hyperrealism requires observing fine details. This timelapse documents the process of rendering intricate skin textures and light reflections on a dog’s nose. Showing how subtle pencil work and precise blending combine to create depth and a realistic, moist appearance.
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Cover image for This project is a deep
This project is a deep dive into hyperrealism, focusing on capturing the subtle nuances of human expression and skin texture. Every stroke was meticulously placed to achieve a lifelike depth and tonal balance. •⁠ ⁠Medium: Professional-grade Graphite and Charcoal on archival paper. •⁠ ⁠Process: Used a layering and blending technique to create realistic skin pores and hair flow. •⁠ ⁠Goal: To translate a 2D reference into a high-contrast, emotive piece of art that feels 'alive' to the viewer.
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