Brian O'NeillFollowing a successful Degree show Brian set up his Dublin based studio where his work consists mainly of architectural pieces and portraiture in his chosen mediums, Watercolour, Acrylic, Pencil and low relief Ceramic sculpture.
Valerie MaldineyI started painting in 2016..., little did I know it would become a true passion. I am currently particularly drawn to portraiture as searching for the person's essence through their eyes gives me great pleasure.
Susan CairnsStill Life Original Paintings, all oil on board. After several years she changed direction to oil painting specialising in still life constantly continuing to master her craft....
Stephen Wardmy artwork is inspired and in memory of my son, Craig, who took his own life sadly, aged 29 years old,in April 2016. My artwork is, in my mind, guided by my son, and prolongs his memory.
Phil DavisI'm Phil Davis, a self taught artist living in Ballycotton, Co Cork. I work from Studio 2 in the Shanagarry Design Centre,Shanagarry Co Cork. I have b
Deborah ReidyPortraits, pastels, Deborah studied art in Waterford Institute of Technology and graduated in 2007. She has exhibited both abstract and figurative work throughout Leinster. She is currently focused on portraiture and working on commissions.
Vera LysaghtI work with a range of diverse materials and my latest gallery of work is mainly of abstract form using encaustic (molten wax and pigment) paints. I have exhibited my work Nationally and do some private commissions also.
Sarah BoyleCurrent work includes a series of bird paintings inspired by the work of award-winning Photographer, Donal Power from Arklow, with his kind permission.
Philip MackeyThere are so many interesting aspects to painting people and this is why I was always attracted to this genre. No two humans are the same, we all have our own individual qualities and characteristics, even identical twins.
Patrick JoyceMy current work is more of an abstract take on landscapes and wildlife with the main focus being on color. A lot of experimentation at the minute trying different approaches and techniques.
Geraldine LeonardThe striking combination of sensual, velvety textiles and a vividly rich colour palette allows me to transform scenes from our Irish landscape into incredibly unique pieces of art. My natural materials are sourced locally where possible. All pieces are mounted and framed.
Dave GavinI like to portray Sligo's buildings, Land, and street-scapes in a unique way. I have my own style and Identity in my work which I strive to intrigue through my collection.
