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This artist’s hyperrealistic artwork of Indian banknotes stuns netizens

An artist’s hyperrealistic drawing of Indian banknotes has gone viral on Instagram and prompted many to do a double-take.

Published on: Aug 3, 2023, 14:37:10 IST
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Rahil Jindran, an incredibly talented hyperrealistic artist, has stunned audiences with his awe-inspiring creations. From lifelike drawings of various subjects to his recent masterpiece of Indian banknotes, his work has left people in amazement.

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Rahil Jindran’s hyperrealistic artwork of Indian banknotes is so lifelike that it can be difficult to distinguish them from actual currency. (Instagram/@rahiljindran)
Rahil Jindran’s hyperrealistic artwork of Indian banknotes is so lifelike that it can be difficult to distinguish them from actual currency. (Instagram/@rahiljindran)

In a now-viral video, Jindran showcased his exceptional skills by meticulously making hyperrealistic art of Indian banknotes using pencil colours. His level of precision and attention to detail, capturing the textures, light, and shadows, is truly mesmerizing.

Watch the artist making a hyperrealistic drawing below:

“I wish I could do that,” expressed an individual. Another added, “Ye to original lag rha hai bilkul (this looks original).” A third commented, “It’s awesome bro.”

“RBI wants to know your location,” joked a fourth. “FBI agent watching reel,” wrote a fifth. A sixth posted, “Pols aa gayi pols.”

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The video was shared on March 1 on Instagram. It has since accumulated more than 12.8 million views and over 1.6 million likes. What do you think about Jindran’s artistic skills?

Earlier, artist Emma Towers-Evans created a hyperrealistic sketch of a human finger. At first glance, the close-up of the finger looks real. However, it soon becomes clear that it is a piece of art. Her artwork soon went viral on Instagram, garnering over 82.9 million views. Additionally, it has collected over three million views.

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Arfa Javaid

Arfa Javaid is a journalist working with the Hindustan Times' Delhi team. She covers trending topics, human interest stories, and viral content online.

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