Car Charcoal Photorealism Work

Ojasvi showcases exceptional artistic prowess through a charcoal drawing, a photorealistic sketch crafted in 2016. This stunning piece depicts a Volkswagen Passat wide body sports car parked on a pavement outside a home. Executed solely with charcoal, pencil, eraser, and cotton, this artwork intricately captures the interplay of reflections cast by the sun onto the car's body, reflecting the pavement and surroundings in captivating monochrome. The imagery portrays a photorealistic VW sports car with meticulous attention to detail, showcasing the vehicle's realistic features. Amidst the picturesque setting, a house emerges in the backdrop, revealing a granite wall at its center—its left half adorned with wood paneling and the right fashioned from plain stone. Adjacent to the white side of the wall lies dry shrubbery, while the pavement resembles a tiled floor with rectangular tiles. The artist's genius lies in the portrayal of reflections, which embellish the windscreen, side panels, and the car's body. These myriad black-and-white reflective images create an intriguing mystery for the viewer—a veil shrouding the car's interiors and its occupants, prompting contemplation over the unseen aspects. This enigma immerses the viewer in a quest to unravel the secrets encapsulated within the artwork.