Hyperrealism graphite drawing techniques and tutorial with Paul Stowe I Colour In Your Life

Colour In Your Life is an internationally acclaimed art documentary television series. In this episode, we visit Paul Stowe, a world recognised Hyperrealism graphite artist, as he shares his creative process, techniques, and the personal stories behind his artwork.

Filmed inside artists’ studios, each episode captures practical art techniques, creative insight, and the inspiration behind the masterpiece.

Founded and originally hosted by Graeme Stevenson, the series is now produced and hosted by Sophia Stacey, continuing its legacy as a global archive of artistic knowledge for artists, students, collectors, and art lovers worldwide.

With a mission to build a lasting digital archive of creative wisdom, Colour In Your Life is more than a show—it’s a powerful promotional tool for artists, a treasured educational resource, and a vibrant celebration of creativity and cultural heritage.

Whether you're an art lover, a student, or a professional seeking inspiration, Colour In Your Life invites you to step inside the studios of master creators and discover the magic behind the masterpiece.

Paul Stowe - stowe.gallery/
Season - 15
Episode - 08
Filmed on Location at - St Ives, Cornwall, the UK.

Following a 20 year Hiatus Paul picked up his pencils again and started drawing back in 2012. Turning professional in 2016 Paul has won accolades across the globe, initially exhibiting and selling work in Shanghai, Hong Kong, Singapore and Thailand he now resides in the centre for contemporary British Art and the Tate Modern Gallery, St. Ives, Cornwall.
From his open studio and commercial gallery in the town he spends hours, weeks and months drawing incredibly detailed images inspired by the plethora of artists and art in the local area.
His work is on permanent display in the www.stowe.gallery in St. Ives and with individual and corporate collections across the world.
Paul is currently open for commissions, specialising in Portraits and still life work.