Bert Simons' 3D portraits are hyperrealistic sculptures that are made of paper. The portraits reflect the Dutch artist's amazing artistic skills, which is a combination of his imagination and the use of digital techniques.
According to the artist, this form of 3D art is a time consuming process, involving face scanning and the assembly of paper pieces to give the sculpture a realistic appearance.
Enjoy some hyper-realistic artwork by Bert Simons in the featured gallery.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Hyperrealistic Art
- The trend of hyperrealistic art is disrupting the traditional art world by pushing the boundaries of what is possible with realistic representation.
- Digital Sculpting
- The trend of using digital techniques in sculpting is opening up new possibilities for artists to create intricate and detailed works of art.
- 3D Printing in Art
- The trend of 3D printing in art is revolutionizing the way sculptures are created, allowing for greater precision and complexity in design.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Design
- The disruption caused by hyperrealistic art provides opportunities for artists and designers to explore new techniques and styles.
- Digital Technology
- The integration of digital techniques in sculpting creates opportunities for technological advancements and innovation in the digital art industry.
- 3D Printing
- The use of 3D printing in creating sculptures presents opportunities for growth and development in the 3D printing industry, particularly in the art and design sector.
