The Artist Draws Unusual Hyperrealistic Paintings on iPad

Spanish artist Jaime Sanjuan Ocabo use his iPad to create unique surrealistic paintings, as a brush, he uses his finger, and for canvas – the touch screen.

Hard to believe, but it is true. Jaime Sanjuan Ocabo does not use anything else. At the time, the artist received his artistic education, and even wrote a thesis on the combination of art and technology. Jaime Sanjuan almost four years could not find job in his field, until he was got newly released iPad. Here, finally, the glory has found his hero.

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