Connor Hornby is a hyperrealism coloured pencil artist based in the North West of England.

His work centres on overlooked, everyday objects that force the viewer to look again. There is an intentional irony at its core: the mundane elevated through obsessive attention to texture, surface, and light.

A chess piece, plush sunflowers, a retail bag - lighthearted and familiar on the surface, but quietly symbolic underneath. Each work is given space, allowing the subject to stand in isolation.

Working in Caran d’Ache Luminance coloured pencils on Stonehenge Vellum, each piece is built through slow, deliberate layering.