photorealistic
- adjective
- /ˌfoʊtəʊrɪəˈlɪstɪk/
- The artist spent years perfecting her technique to create photorealistic portraits that look like photographs.
- photorealistic image
Do you think it's a coincidence that shortly after theater arises as an art form, we get photorealistic Greek sculptures?
- Do you think it's a coincidence that shortly after theater arises as an art form, we get photorealistic Greek sculptures?
- So what can you describe what it takes currently for us to appear so photorealistic to each other?
Examples
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Finally, prompt images should be photorealistic to avoid confusing artists who are not familiar with classic CG rendering artifacts such as hard shadows and lack of indirect illumination.
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Myst was the first game to embrace photorealistic graphics.
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The ability to draw the human form in photorealistic detail is a learned skill.
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There are a lot of these photorealistic drawings and paintings online at the moment.
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Andrew Michael Golden made it his mission to create photorealistic images of the odd and mystical characters from various Studio Ghibli films.
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Do you think it's a coincidence that shortly after theater arises as an art form, we get photorealistic Greek sculptures?
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So on that note, I've seen both photorealistic fashion illustration and more esoteric abstract illustration.
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The artists were asked to make two drawings on paper: first a freehand drawing, then a tracing to register their drawing to a faint, photorealistic image of the model.
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For everything from design and marketing material to product shots for packaging, Vax relies on photorealistic product imagery repurposed from their Creo CAD data.
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From crisp traditional tattoos to photorealistic portraits to painterly flowers, the artists at La Madre Muerta are masters of many trades.
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Synonyms
Showing things as they are in real life
That looks and moves like a real person or animal
Showing people or things with the clear detail of a photo
Very similar to real life in looks and detail
Very similar to real life and easy to imagine
Showing people or life in a very realistic and often harsh way
How Realistic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Photorealistic combines photo, as in photograph meaning 'picture made with light', and realistic, from 'real'. So something photorealistic looks very much like a real photograph and means 'very lifelike'.