Derval FreemanI layer upon the drawings with oils and cold wax, refining it as the composition is built upon. I am interested in the way the under drawings dictate the paint.
Ben PatemanTried for years to make a living out of art, animation, tattooing, teaching children, graffiti workshops for young people, illustrations, commissions but it never worked out for me. I work in healthcare now and paint as a hobby, which is a balance I enjoy.
Ani MollereauThrough my sculpture I free my Spirit that is within and tell my story but I also want the viewer to be inspired to see their story too that is my motivation to create.
Roberta RoperMy inspiration is the Irish landscape, and my love of nature, birds and animals. I have over the years exhibited my work in various locations from Buncrana to City hall in Cork and locations in between.
Deirdre GrovesAbstract portraits, contemporary, original art, fine art prints
Carol Ann WaldronOriginally working in pencil, she quickly moved to acrylic, pastel, watercolour and eventually to oil - which remains her primary medium.
Tom HogartyAs the founder of The New Irish Art project I thought I might share how I have used art during these challenging times.
Micheal JoyceI spent a lot of my school holidays at both my parent's home farms in Mayo and Wexford and my paintings draw on these memories.
Marie FallonA member of Dublin Painting and Sketchers Club, Malahide resident Marie Fallon focuses on scenes of North County Dublin.
Ciaran Mac NeachtainAt present, I am focused on creating paintings inspired by Celtic art and ancient beliefs.
Brid McDonaldoriginally from Galway, but now live in Canada, self taught having started to paint a couple of years ago. I am so excited to continue to learn, explore and hone my skills.
Ber EarleyWorking mainly in oils or sometimes watercolour, the subject matter takes on its own life. Following in this journey, I endeavour to arrive at a final piece
