Violin Trompe L'oeil (2026) Original Pencil Drawing by Daniel Shipton

The captivating artistry of "Violin Trompe L'oeil," an original drawing that masterfully plays with perception. This piece, meticulously crafted entirely from colored pencil on paper, showcasing a remarkable level of detail that invites a closer look. The rich textures and subtle color gradations of ochre and brown create a tactile quality, drawing you into the illusion.

The artist employs a classic Trompe L'oeil technique, a French term for "deceive the eye," to create a strikingly realistic depiction of a violin. This artwork is designed to be a constant source of fascination, revealing new nuances with each viewing. Its photorealistic style and documentary approach to the subject of music make it a truly unique addition to any collection.

This large-scale drawing, measuring nearly two feet wide and over two and a half feet tall, is sure to become a captivating focal point in your home or office.

Materials used:

Colored pencil

Details:

• Pencil drawing on Paper
• One of a kind artwork
• Size: 55 x 79.5cm (unframed)
• Signed on the front
• Style: Photorealistic
• Subject: Still life