Catherine MakemI work mainly in acrylic and oil pastels in a variety of art forms including seascapes, figures and other presentations.
Tasmin BassettI can encapsulate your pet's personality and likeness in paint form from just a photograph. Most of my work tends to be dogs but that by no way means I'm not able to do any subject matter you'd like.
Olivia O'CarraI paint in a traditional manner building up in layers starting with fairly thin paint but gradually adding thicker paint in an impasto fashion with knives, fingers, brushes and whatever is at hand. My style is representational.
Laoise Nugent-BurkeLaoise is a Dublin based Artist/Graphic Designer. Laoise has worked for over twenty years as an artist/designer and each piece she produces is a desig
Valerie CatoireI am a french painter living in west Cork for 20 years. I paint mostly flowers, but I work a little bit on everything.
Therese Whelan TierneyI might begin with taking photographs and doing some preliminary sketches, when ready I'll begin painting starting with light glazes building up until I see the subject emerging, at this stage of the process I allow myself a lot more freedom of expression.
Maria Noonan-McDermottInfinite possibilities emerge as she conjures up imaginary figures that recede into the background, painted seascapes where land meets still water and vanishes in a ball of light
Deirdre QuigleyI work mostly with the spontaneous use of ink on paper to create the abstract form.
Amy Guilfoylehas exhibited nationality and internationally over an 8 year period she has exhibited 17 solo Exhibitions and taken part in 27 group shows.
Raymund WalshI am largely self taught and draw my inspiration from streetscapes and old or historic buildings. I exhibit regularly with the Abbey Art Group in Celbridge
Mario SughiMario Sughi is an artist and illustrator from Italy who combines subtle humorous elements with a consistent loose artistic style reminiscent of the En
Conor McGuireMcGuires aesthetic choices reflect this tension between regional vernacular and modern sensibilities, moving between a gentle, impressionist landscape style reminiscent of Monet and an expressionist mode in portraits where the canvas edges blur into abstraction.
