Kelvin Okafor is a 27 year old graduate of Fine Art,
Middlesex University and is now making world wide waves with his incredibly
incredible pencil drawings that look like real photographs.
Kelvin creates each piece only in black and white, using
graphite pencils, charcoal, and black coloured pencil. He's exhibited at
numerous major art galleries and won several national awards for his remarkable
work. His work is currently on display at the The Watercolours + Works on Paper
Fair at the London Science Museum, until February 3.
Kelvin has this to say on his blog:
'I aspire to
create art as vivid as eyes could see. I want my drawings to prompt an
emotional response, making viewers feel as though they are looking at a real
live subject. I’ve always been creative, but fell in love with using pencils in
particular.
It amazed me, that
with only one shade of lead, you can create so many tones and textures, and
almost create the illusion of colour. It was only when my images started to
create a buzz with other Middlesex University students that I realised their
impact.'
Its so A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!!
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