Young Artist Wows the Internet with Her Superb Hyperrealism Talent
- Another young artist, Riona Buthello, has wowed the internet with her superb skills after posting her latest work
- Riona took to Twitter to upload her latest piece as she is busy with her art and says it takes time to acquire perfection
- Many social media users from around the world are seriously impressed and they are now sharing their reactions to the artworks
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Riona Buthello is a talented artist and took to social media to display her artwork. The young woman is based in Manchester in the United Kingdom.
Riona is a super talented woman and has wowed the internet with her deliveries and Briefly News takes a look at the reactions from her Twitter post. The stunning woman also says it takes patience to attain the perfection she desires.
Briefly News headed online to select a few positive reactions from the incredible artworks as the young lady wrote on Twitter:
“It takes a lot of patience.”
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The post reads:
@Rookie_Chi said:
“Unbelievable how you are able to make raindrops like that!”
@DGKimpton said:
“Well, I'm sure it also takes buckets of talent, an amazing eye for detail and oodles of practice. If it was only patience I might stand a chance. Awesome work though.”
@SamanthaCavet said:
“I screamed with this. How are you so talented.”
@Nvhim said:
“You’re too talented, this level of detail is insane! Definitely an inspiration.”
@Chelseamraovic said:
“Now that’s art right there.”
@Yungdoms said:
“This piece is immaculate.”
@Myassignment89 said:
“Sure it does!”
@JJrrsiles said:
“Looking up to you now.”
Young artist wows Mzansi with a black & white portrait of DJ Black Coffee
Looking at a related article, Briefly News published that a young and gifted artist by the name of Obakeng Mphahlele has dazzled South Africans with his skill after drawing DJ Black Coffee.
Many locals agree the talented pencil artist is certainly underrated, especially considering the way questionable painters like Rasta are given the spotlight.
Briefly News headed online to celebrate Mphahlele's creative genius and asked our readers their thoughts on the controversial issue of Rasta's artwork. In fact, many felt Rasta could learn a trick or two from Mphahlele. Check out the interesting comments below:
Raune Bruintjies said: "Woah I was gonna say GOOD JOB RASTA, you are finally becoming better but then I read the last part haha."
Lepholletse Leo said: "Rasta remains unmatched. We don't want nice drawings or paintings, we want tsa ga Rasta."
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