Steve Hanks 095 Steve Hanks

How lovely! How wonderful! Perfection!

Who is she? Where is she? How can I see her in person? Whats the address? And where is that house?

One of the most captivating images is that of a nude woman. The delicate and intricate curves of her body not only draw attention but also reveal the character of the woman (in this case, the subject of the artwork).
The atmosphere imbued with elevated aesthetics, and the demonstrative pose of an imaginative woman, speak of weariness – the beautiful woman on the bed has turned away. From just this one movement, you can understand that she is tired of such a life. What else can be offered to someone who is so spoiled...?

When I look at it, I cant believe its watercolor. Excellent execution.

With all due respect, gentlemen, and without wanting to disappoint you, this is drawing based on a photograph. There is such a form of art. No knowledge of human anatomy and no mastery of the brush can allow one to so perfectly reproduce the accuracy of lines and proportions of the body. Its simply not realistic.

Master of drawing breasts, buttocks, and a little bit of penises. A decent imitator of the complex inner world of women. Creator of soulless watercolor clichés. A fitting place for his creations would be in a Hottabych store, in the section with decorative items like frogs, hedgehogs, deer, or gnomes, to create a sense of coziness in the bedroom of a respectable homeowner, alongside the obligatory lavender air freshener above the toilet. Happy selling!

Im simply amazed by you. To criticize with such skill is remarkable. Now, let me see some of your own work that allows you to offer such critiques.
Who are the judges? – as the saying goes.

THIS IS NOT ART – ITS LIFE. Hanks is simply a genius with a brush.

I agree with Jacob – the paintings were definitely created from photographs... And such meticulously detailed depictions, and the way the sunlight is portrayed, could only have been achieved through a careful study of a photograph of a nude woman... Art enthusiasts, remember the Impressionists who tried to capture the light on their brushes – are these paintings like that? But no, we see a phenomenal resemblance to photographs. If they were painted from life, in daylight, the light would have been inconsistent, which wouldnt allow for painting the picture in an hour while capturing every detail. Sincerely.

However, the technique is outstanding.