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These Drawings Can Be Easily Mistaken For Photographs

When you think of the supplies one needs to create a work of art, ballpoint pens aren’t exactly the first thing to come to mind. Well, it depends who you ask. The artist and illustrator Mostafa Khodeir needs nothing but a ballpoint pen to draw incredible hyper-realistic portraits of historical figures, athletes, animals, and more. The drawings of the talented Cairo-based artist are so detailed and accurate, they can easily be mistaken for photographs.

It took years of practice for Khodeir to achieve this level of precision in his drawings. He first discovered his talent in primary school and has dedicated all his free time to improve his skills ever since. The examples of his work prove what one can achieve when they pour their entire soul into what they love!

To see more of Mostafa Khodeir's work, check out his Facebook or Instagram Page.

 
1.Hyperrealistic ballpoint pen drawings by Mostafa Khodeir, boy
2.Hyperrealistic ballpoint pen drawings by Mostafa Khodeir, sculpture
3.Hyperrealistic ballpoint pen drawings by Mostafa Khodeir old woman
4.Hyperrealistic ballpoint pen drawings by Mostafa Khodeir boy
5.Hyperrealistic ballpoint pen drawings by Mostafa Khodeir old man
6.Hyperrealistic ballpoint pen drawings by Mostafa Khodeir ballerina
7.Hyperrealistic ballpoint pen drawings by Mostafa Khodeir Princess Diana
 
8.Hyperrealistic ballpoint pen drawings by Mostafa Khodeir woman
 
9.Hyperrealistic ballpoint pen drawings by Mostafa Khodeir woman
10.Hyperrealistic ballpoint pen drawings by Mostafa Khodeir old woman drinking
11.Hyperrealistic ballpoint pen drawings by Mostafa Khodeir Martin Luther King
12.Hyperrealistic ballpoint pen drawings by Mostafa Khodeir girl
13.Hyperrealistic ballpoint pen drawings by Mostafa Khodeir early 20th century woman
14.Hyperrealistic ballpoint pen drawings by Mostafa Khodeir peacock
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