It Seems Like A Cat Painting, But A Closer Look Will Reveal Something Breathtaking!

Sarah Jane Connors is a craftsman who makes lovely magnum opuses on wood, yet her picked medium is a great deal more extraordinary than paint. 

"As a young lady, I was fixated on discovering treasure," she said. "I found that the dirt in my garden was rich in treasure – brimming with broken stoneware pieces, bits of glass and a great deal of dazzling little worms." 

That adolescence enthusiasm prompted her grown-up self-gathering a collection of dots and catches found in second-hand shops, with which she makes totally shocking and delightful pictures of creatures. 

With each piece, Connors put singular beads and buttons the canvas each one in turn, taking no less than a month or two to wrap up. 

While the procedure is exceptionally tedious, the outcomes are unquestionably exquisite. 

They're detailed to the point that it's difficult to trust they weren't painted. 

In any case, beads and buttons definitely add unquestionably include surface and measurement that paint proved unable.