The artist of Bashkortostan takes a pencil and turns them into masterpieces

The art of miniatures are always fascinating. Sometimes it seems incredible — how the master was able to perform such skilled work, and with so many minute details? We present you one of such amazing artists — Russian painter and sculptor-miniaturist Salavat Feed.

Man on the moon

Salavat Fedayi was born in 1972 in the village of Krasnyi Voskhod (Bashkortostan), now lives in Ufa. His parents are artists, and it was natural that he followed in their footsteps. Although not immediately: after receiving the initial art education, Salavat entered the law and for many years had nothing to do with art.

Stitch

Rose

And then I became interested in miniature — and raced! He began to paint miniature paintings on seeds of pumpkin, sunflower, beans rice, and match boxes... Until I discovered a new material — graphite pencils. And that he became a true master.

Baby Yoda

In their work Salavat Fedayi uses a microscope and a knife with replaceable blades. For several years he has created hundreds of microsculpture from graphite and has held numerous exhibitions in Russia and in other countries.

What is dead may never die

Spider-Man

The Statue Of Liberty

Bird in a cage

Panda

The leaning tower of Pisa

Mozilla Firefox

Ice cream

Bart Simpson

Wolverine

Pianist

Treble clef

Butterfly

Star wars

Black Swan

Lips

Billy Iles

Skull

Flower

Cyclist

Three wise monkeys

Tulips

Women

Rabbit in the hat magician

Pennywise

The girl on the tip of a pencil

Olaf

Wine

Halloween

Sponge Bob Square Pants

Love