Hyperrealistic pencil drawing by Ashraf Malique
Hyperrealistic pencil drawing by Ashraf Malique
22-year-old Singaporean artist Ashraf Malique (Mohd Ashraf Abdul Malik) has admirers from across the globe. In fact, he started sharing his art works on social websites while studying at the Lasalle College of Arts. According to Ashraf Malique, before starting his he carefully examines the subject of drawing – whether it is a building, or a structure. In particular, his first piece of highly-detailed drawing of the Eiffel Tower looks incredibly realistic, as well as other drawings – Pyramids of Giza, Dubai of Emirates. “Usually, when people look at a building, they look at the big picture. But I tend to look at it closer and how it was built,” said Mr Ashraf. “For instance, the Eiffel Tower was built from the base, ground up. I used the same approach for my drawing.”
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