Arches paper in 640gsm, a long 1 meter ruler, various weights of black pens and an architects table, are the tools Brisbane artist CJ Hendry uses to create her incredible photorealistic works. With one work taking up to 200 hours, her creative process is methodical and simple. With no formal art education, the artist was studying commerce before art collectors began to gain interest in her works. All of her pieces are based on luxury high-end items, such as a Hermes scarf or a pair of Gucci loafers and more innate objects like animal skulls. We wouldn’t mind hanging one of these on our walls!
Images: The Cool Hunter, youthedesigner.com
