In this gallery we present some of his best works. (Also see Movie Like Hyper-Realistic Paintings by Damian Loeb)
Joe Simpson’s Cinematic Oil Paintings
London based artist Joe Simpson, by utilizing his incredible talent to paint realistically, stages fictitious scenes with a strong hint at cinematography - the consistent use of the ‘widescreen’ format and theatrical lighting. Needless to say, his works are breathtaking.
In this gallery we present some of his best works. (Also see Movie Like Hyper-Realistic Paintings by Damian Loeb)
In this gallery we present some of his best works. (Also see Movie Like Hyper-Realistic Paintings by Damian Loeb)
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