DIEGOKOI
Hyperrealistic Eye with Graphite
GRAPHITE
Discover hyperrealism and learn to draw an eye by capturing every detail
DiegoKoi, a self-taught artist of international renown, will guide you step by step in drawing an iris, mastering the nuances and contrasts of graphite. At the heart of this workshop, you will explore a unique approach to realistic drawing, highlighting the subtlety of shading and textures.
Thanks to Caran d’Ache’s Graphite Line 15 Gradation Set, which offers a complete range of pencils from 4H to 9B, your artwork will gain depth and intensity, revealing the full power of black and white.
Thanks to Caran d’Ache’s Graphite Line 15 Gradation Set, which offers a complete range of pencils from 4H to 9B, your artwork will gain depth and intensity, revealing the full power of black and white.
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About the artist
A self-taught lover of drawing, Diego Fazio first focussed on creating Japanese-style tattoos, developing a precise and refined technique.
However, this artist, who is now internationally renowned under the name DiegoKoi, soon discovered the delicacy and beauty that each shade of black can offer. His work is hyper-realist and focuses in essence on drawings of the body.
Mixed with different materials and textures, he creates works that straddle the real and the unreal, blurring the line between photography and drawing. His spectacular artworks have won him many prizes and have been exhibited the world over.
However, this artist, who is now internationally renowned under the name DiegoKoi, soon discovered the delicacy and beauty that each shade of black can offer. His work is hyper-realist and focuses in essence on drawings of the body.
Mixed with different materials and textures, he creates works that straddle the real and the unreal, blurring the line between photography and drawing. His spectacular artworks have won him many prizes and have been exhibited the world over.

“He is celebrated for his striking hyperrealist drawings that blur the line between photography and art.”
Diego Koi
Self-taught artist
