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Check out Ayodeji Oyeleke's striking pencil sketches

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November 24, 2015 12:37 PM

Oyeleke is a budding artist whose sketches share a striking resemblance with their subjects.

For 20-year old Ayodeji Oyeleke, art is an innate talent that has recently been rediscovered, in a big way too.

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Going down memory lane with Pulse, the University of Illorin undergraduate said "the trend back then was making comic books, you would have to create a story yourself and of course the drawings too, which was the hardest part but I always had the best comics without even trying too hard."

After straying from art for about 5 years, Oyeleke has recently found his way back to his first love after a chance outing with friends. Now the budding artist fills his days sketching and boasts no fewer than 15 works in his kitty.

According to him, "that's the amazing thing about art, once you've been good at it before, you can never lose it."

Check out Oyeleke's pencil sketches above.

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