London-based artist Gurekbal Bhachu uses pencil to create some of the most realistic-looking pieces we’ve ever seen. They look more detailed than an HD television. And after watching his insanely laborious process, it’s easy to see why. The man will spend hours on one damn mustache hair. But watching him in action is somehow soothing, and his God-like levels of concentration and attention to detail are inspiring. I also love seeing how drastically he’s improved in just two years.

Check out his work and process below and be sure to follow him on Twitter for more.

A little look at what goes into drawing textured skin ✍️ pic.twitter.com/3Qi1JEhYGl

— Gurekbal Bhachu (@G_Singh_B) July 30, 2017

Though I initially found this step difficult when I started using a white paint pen, here’s the difference adding highlights to a drawing makes pic.twitter.com/bKyuoGsc8g

— Gurekbal Bhachu (@G_Singh_B) June 12, 2018

Details matter... sometimes ✍️ pic.twitter.com/m5TbeiZ2JG

— Gurekbal Bhachu (@G_Singh_B) February 22, 2017

For those interested in purchasing a print, here’s a quick look at the print quality of my Bruce Lee drawing

Available at https://t.co/pZlbyMkXgA pic.twitter.com/JA2f02NXBu

— Gurekbal Bhachu (@G_Singh_B) July 21, 2018