Character designs
for a new project I am working on. Rough drawings Colour version
#Inktober2014
DICE 2014
Due to Paddy Lynch‘s kindness I found myself at DICE 2014 this weekend (wo)manning a table with Ceili Braidwood of SENDMELETTERS. It was an excellent event, really very well run; by now I know quite a few stall owners and speakers, befriended from as long ago as Ballyfermot Animation College days in the 90’s, to more recently …
Swag
Ah, my extremely lovely prints by Sarah Bowie (below) and Phil Barrett (eh.. belower), as snagged at the Dublin Zine Fair, are now keeping me excellent company at home. They make me feel happy.
back to school
More life drawing on Tuesday evenings. It’s a good way to spend an evening in this back-to-schoolish season. I fully accept this might make me weird, of course, but I love September. Ooh, the chill in the air; the promise of a lit fire in the grate; kicking up leaves with your new shoes. New …
Forest™
My submission for ART IN THE EASTSIDE BILLBOARD PROJECT 2014
rollercoaster
Trying new formats online. Hrmm. I think this works well when it’s scrollable. I really, really must stop drawing cats now, before I become the comic equivalent of one of those cat hoarder people.
I came, I saw, and nice people bought my comics
The Dublin Zine Fair was really fun. I met so many inspiring and creative people. Thanks to Sarah Bracken and Andrea Byrne, (and small army of volunteers,) for all the hard work, to all the creators, and my table buddies, Patrick Murphy, Luke Healy and Sarah Bowie, and to everyone who came to meet us …
state of readiness
Well, I don’t know what is going on here, but I seem to be ready for the Dublin Zine Fest this weekend, with a whole day still to go. How can this be? It was too .. easy and ..smooth. [Looks nervously at sky for signs of impending disaster].
more life epiphanies
More life drawing from Tuesday at the Sol Gallery and a penny may have dropped. The ankle must be under the hip on the weight-bearing leg! The shin bone line is behind the line of the thigh. Maybe this means I can stop drawing people who look like they are going to topple over. HURRAY.