Micro Paintings By Mesut Kul

My name is Mesut Kul and I am a Turkish artist who draws tiny pictures on various objects. Sometimes it is a butterfly wing, a rice grain, a feather and even a hair – the world’s smallest canvas.

I got acquainted with this micro art a couple of years ago. One master painter told me about the importance of innovations in art. I took his words for granted. Everyone can draw on big canvas, but only the few can do it on small objects. I was inspired by the idea that tiny drawings can be more memorable and appreciated by the viewers. Although I create the drawings with my own eyes and a brush, others might need a magnifying glass to see all the details. The greatest inspiration to me is our world. My goal is to create a universal language by means of my art.

More info: mesutkul.com

Little easel and canvas painting of the Eiffel Tower

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Coin for scale 9 x 9 mm

Feather

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Cashew

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Pumpkin seed

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Butterfly

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Noodles

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Swan’s feather

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Sunflower seed

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Grain of rice

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Pocket watch

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I am a Turkish artist who draws tiny pictures on various objects. But if I draw it on a small object, was more memorable and appreciated. I was inspired by this idea and micro-art met. To draw pictures of people that look with a magnifying glass a good feeling. Art to open a new window.

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