nick sider Archives - MobiSpirit MobiSpirit Tue, 24 Dec 2019 07:08:56 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 Canadian Artist Creates Hyperrealistic Portraits of Tigers https://mobispirit.com/canadian-artist-creates-hyperrealistic-portraits-of-tigers/ Fri, 27 Dec 2019 11:20:27 +0000 https://mobispirit.com/?p=19287 31-year-old Canadian self-taught acrylic painter Nick Sider loves tigers, and he has been obsessed with them since he was a little kid. He has always dreamed about becoming an artist, however, it happened only a couple years ago when he quit his job to pursue painting full-time. He loves to say that he “creates life […]

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]]> 31-year-old Canadian self-taught acrylic painter Nick Sider loves tigers, and he has been obsessed with them since he was a little kid. He has always dreamed about becoming an artist, however, it happened only a couple years ago when he quit his job to pursue painting full-time. He loves to say that he “creates life on canvas.”

“My favorite moment while painting is when a subject on my canvas begins to come alive,” he shared to My Modern Met.

Sider is now living and working in New York City and has gained international recognition for his paintings of wild cats, which art pieces you can easily confuse as real-life photographs. Besides animals, the artist paints portraits of other subjects, as well. In 2016 he had his first NYC solo show and has been featured in media worldwide. You can find his work in private galleries all around the world.

Scroll down and check out his work. You’ll see that he has over 156,000 followers for a reason!

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The 1st of my Tiger Painting series posted 2 years ago today – “Scarlet Gaze” / 2017. A lot of people ask me “why tigers?” The short answer: I like to paint tigers. The long answer: they’re very nostalgic for me. As a kid my favorite painting was a tiger portrait by the artist Carl Brenders. Naturally, the first painting I ever did was of a tiger. I love the idea that I am now creating artwork that my kid-self would be immediately drawn to, sort of bringing my childhood dream of being a painter full circle. Either that or I am subconsciously dealing with my cat allergies 🐅🎨 #tiger #painting #hyperrealism #acrylic #canvas #artist #artsy #arts_help #artcollector #instaart #sunday #nicksider @instagram

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]]> Hyperrealistic Paintings That Bring Objects to Life https://mobispirit.com/hyperrealistic-paintings-that-bring-objects-to-life/ Sat, 09 Mar 2019 12:46:27 +0000 https://mobispirit.com/?p=6372 Looking at pictures in Nick Sider’s Gallery, it is easy to doubt his work because of how real it looks. The details, the colors and every other thing gives it life. They are not photographing but paintings by the self-taught artist. He rose to fame through social media. The platform has played a major role […]

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]]> Looking at pictures in Nick Sider’s Gallery, it is easy to doubt his work because of how real it looks. The details, the colors and every other thing gives it life. They are not photographing but paintings by the self-taught artist.

He rose to fame through social media. The platform has played a major role in helping to publicize his artworks. Sider’s video was shared by popular rapper, 50 Cent a while ago. This post on Facebook caused a viral sensation which was viewed by more than seven million people with 25k likes.

Drawing comes naturally to Sider, and he spent hours as a child on it. The artist has drawn several portraits of famous people and has also drawn different species of tigers. His gallery is simply glorious. We have selected our favorite pictures from his gallery. You can view them below.

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]]> ersion="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> nick sider Archives - MobiSpirit MobiSpirit Tue, 24 Dec 2019 07:08:56 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 Canadian Artist Creates Hyperrealistic Portraits of Tigers https://mobispirit.com/canadian-artist-creates-hyperrealistic-portraits-of-tigers/ Fri, 27 Dec 2019 11:20:27 +0000 https://mobispirit.com/?p=19287 31-year-old Canadian self-taught acrylic painter Nick Sider loves tigers, and he has been obsessed with them since he was a little kid. He has always dreamed about becoming an artist, however, it happened only a couple years ago when he quit his job to pursue painting full-time. He loves to say that he “creates life […]

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]]> 31-year-old Canadian self-taught acrylic painter Nick Sider loves tigers, and he has been obsessed with them since he was a little kid. He has always dreamed about becoming an artist, however, it happened only a couple years ago when he quit his job to pursue painting full-time. He loves to say that he “creates life on canvas.”

“My favorite moment while painting is when a subject on my canvas begins to come alive,” he shared to My Modern Met.

Sider is now living and working in New York City and has gained international recognition for his paintings of wild cats, which art pieces you can easily confuse as real-life photographs. Besides animals, the artist paints portraits of other subjects, as well. In 2016 he had his first NYC solo show and has been featured in media worldwide. You can find his work in private galleries all around the world.

Scroll down and check out his work. You’ll see that he has over 156,000 followers for a reason!

View this post on Instagram

The 1st of my Tiger Painting series posted 2 years ago today – “Scarlet Gaze” / 2017. A lot of people ask me “why tigers?” The short answer: I like to paint tigers. The long answer: they’re very nostalgic for me. As a kid my favorite painting was a tiger portrait by the artist Carl Brenders. Naturally, the first painting I ever did was of a tiger. I love the idea that I am now creating artwork that my kid-self would be immediately drawn to, sort of bringing my childhood dream of being a painter full circle. Either that or I am subconsciously dealing with my cat allergies 🐅🎨 #tiger #painting #hyperrealism #acrylic #canvas #artist #artsy #arts_help #artcollector #instaart #sunday #nicksider @instagram

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]]> Hyperrealistic Paintings That Bring Objects to Life https://mobispirit.com/hyperrealistic-paintings-that-bring-objects-to-life/ Sat, 09 Mar 2019 12:46:27 +0000 https://mobispirit.com/?p=6372 Looking at pictures in Nick Sider’s Gallery, it is easy to doubt his work because of how real it looks. The details, the colors and every other thing gives it life. They are not photographing but paintings by the self-taught artist. He rose to fame through social media. The platform has played a major role […]

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]]> Looking at pictures in Nick Sider’s Gallery, it is easy to doubt his work because of how real it looks. The details, the colors and every other thing gives it life. They are not photographing but paintings by the self-taught artist.

He rose to fame through social media. The platform has played a major role in helping to publicize his artworks. Sider’s video was shared by popular rapper, 50 Cent a while ago. This post on Facebook caused a viral sensation which was viewed by more than seven million people with 25k likes.

Drawing comes naturally to Sider, and he spent hours as a child on it. The artist has drawn several portraits of famous people and has also drawn different species of tigers. His gallery is simply glorious. We have selected our favorite pictures from his gallery. You can view them below.

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