Photo by Karl Marcharsky
Waterford Walls is a mural festival in the sunny southeast.
Waterford Walls is a mural festival in the sunny southeast.
Painted for The Stoneybatter Festival 2019.
Painted for The Stoneybatter Festival 2019.
Collaboration between East Road Cafe and myself. Supported by Dublin City Council.
Painted at The Bernard Shaw alongside Minaw Collective.
I was invited to paint a mural at Dublin City Farm in St. Annes Park in Clontarf.
Bespoke lettering, handpainted as part of exhibition in NGI - The Much More Magnificent Seven.
Part of a collaboration with National Gallery of Ireland Access Department, Laura Lynn Foundation & Boys + Girls.
Working with NGI and Laura Lynn to create imagery based on a story written about seven great children in Laura Lynn.
More info here.
Bespoke lettering, handpainted as part of exhibition in NGI - The Much More Magnificent Seven.
Part of a collaboration with National Gallery of Ireland Access Department, Laura Lynn Foundation & Boys + Girls.
Working with NGI and Laura Lynn to create imagery based on a story written about seven great children in Laura Lynn.
More info here.
Bespoke lettering, handpainted as part of exhibition in NGI - The Much More Magnificent Seven.
Part of a collaboration with National Gallery of Ireland Access Department, Laura Lynn Foundation & Boys + Girls.
Working with NGI and Laura Lynn to create imagery based on a story written about seven great children in Laura Lynn.
More info here.
Mural for Actons & Sons in Belfast, commissioned by UsFolk.
Mural for Actons & Sons in Belfast, commissioned by UsFolk.
Mural for Actons & Sons in Belfast, commissioned by UsFolk.
Piece for Hit the North in Belfast.
My piece for Waterford Walls in 2018. The text is the Norse word for Waterford - Fjord of the Rams!
The last All City Graffiti Jam in the Tivoli Car Park, Dublin 8.
A mural announcing the 2018 Stoneybatter Festival on Manor St, Dublin 7.
A mural I made specifically for illustration agency Us Folk’s Three exhibition at their space on Queen St, Belfast.
Custom lettering design with hand painted treatment at Fresh supermarket, Grand Canal Dock. Photo by Austin Mc Ginley.
Custom lettering design with hand painted treatment at Fresh supermarket, Grand Canal Dock.
With permission from One Cumberland and in association with Together for Yes campaign.
Myself, Emma Cafferky & Rory Mulligan wanted to create a visual alternative to the anti-choice posters and rhetoric in our streets.
Photo by Paddy Kiernan.
Part of the All City Graffiti Jam at The Bernard Shaw.
I replicated Steve Simpson’s beautiful branding designs for Diarmuid Gavin’s pop-up garden shop at Dunnes Stores on Georges St in Dublin.
Poster for The Tolka Hot Club.
I created some illustrations for a video for Paul Galvin’s Tattooed Man menswear collection for Dunnes Stores. Art direction by Edel Quinn at Chemistry.
My submission to Us Folk’s Moodboard exhibition.
Bespoke lettering, handpainted as part of exhibition in NGI - The Much More Magnificent Seven.
Part of a collaboration with National Gallery of Ireland Access Department, Laura Lynn Foundation & Boys + Girls.
Working with NGI and Laura Lynn to create imagery based on a story written about seven great children in Laura Lynn.
More info here.
Poster for Dublin Comic Arts Festival Christmas edition.
This Dublin phrase is used to let someone know they’re mortifying.
Commissioned by Dublin Canvas.
Illustrated type piece for ESB’s programme helping young people to creatively build a low-carbon future.
Illustrated type piece for ESB’s programme helping young people to creatively build a low-carbon future.
I was commissioned by Culture Night Belfast to create a poster for their tenth (hence the X) birthday and ad for September 21st. We wanted the work to reflect the love, peace and colour of this wonderful evening and lively city.
Commissioned hand lettering for UK print specialist, Nine by Nine Club. Available to buy here.
Print for Slangover exhibition, curated by Us Folk, as part of Belfast Design Week.
January to March programme for Riverbank Arts Centre.
Part of a suite of illustrated type designed for Facebook's International Womens Day celebrations.
Hand drawn type
Commissioned by Dublin Canvas. This phrase “Scarlet for you ma for having you” is Dublin slang to let someone know they’re mortifying.
Hand lettering for Wyvern Lingo's single, "Out of my Hands". Lettering was based on graphics for the silent era, and 1940s style film posters.
Hackescher Markt, Berlin
Volksbuhne, Berlin
Pictoplasma conference, Berlin.
Urban Spree in Berlin.
It says "Los Mochis" but I plead travel fatigue. It was Creel.
Our Canadian buddy.
