Bella McGoldrick is an artist based in Australia. Over the past eight years she has evolved into a one-woman creative studio - now based in Byron Bay, Australia with her husband and their twins, building a direct-to-collector practice that freely blends design, illustration, and hyperrealist drawing. Working predominantly in colored pencil, she typically draws from her own photographs, working meticulously, section by section, to transform everyday, worn objects - coffee cups, desserts, tray remnants - into oversized still lifes that shimmer with texture and memory. These pieces celebrate the overlooked, demand a second look, and reveal traces of intimacy and place through painstaking layers of detail that can take over 100 hours to complete.
    • Bella McGoldrick, Tiramisu
      Bella McGoldrick, Tiramisu
    • Bella McGoldrick, Sunset Blvd
      Bella McGoldrick, Sunset Blvd
    • Bella McGoldrick, Room 208
      Bella McGoldrick, Room 208
    • Bella McGoldrick, Martini
      Bella McGoldrick, Martini
    • Bella McGoldrick, Lemon Meringue
      Bella McGoldrick, Lemon Meringue
    • Bella McGoldrick, Hotel du Havre Sponge Cake
      Bella McGoldrick, Hotel du Havre Sponge Cake
    • Bella McGoldrick, Crème Brûlée
      Bella McGoldrick, Crème Brûlée
    • Bella McGoldrick, Cannoli
      Bella McGoldrick, Cannoli
    • Bella McGoldrick, Affogato
      Bella McGoldrick, Affogato
  • Why Should Collectors Consider Bella McGoldrick?

    Why Should Collectors Consider Bella McGoldrick?

    Collectors should consider acquiring artwork by Bella McGoldrick for the rare blend of technical mastery, emotional resonance, and cultural relevance exemplified in her work. Her hyperrealist drawings - meticulously rendered in colored pencil - elevate ordinary, often disposable objects into striking visual icons that speak to themes of nostalgia, indulgence, and modern life. Each piece is the result of painstaking craftsmanship, making her work both scarce and highly collectible. With sold-out editions and a growing international following, McGoldrick's practice is deeply personal yet universally relatable - offering collectors not only a beautiful object, but a moment of reflection captured with extraordinary skill.