Wendy MoorePainting for me is like a life force of its own, it guides me to be what it wants to be and always surprises at its finish. It is rediscovering new images in which I try to bring pleasure and intrigue.
Violetta WojciechowskaI am a beginner painter. The style I enjoy the most is abstract painting and Landscapes. I love to paint nature.
Rory ThompsonOver the past few years I've worked internationally on feature films, shorts, TV, theatre and live events as a concept artist, sets/props fabricator, a production designer and as a scenic painter.
Marja van KampenMy paintings explore themes of childhood including elements of landscape, either local or foreign. Strong influences are images and curios I have collected on travels abroad, particularly India, where vibrant colours and patterns have incorporated an Eastern feature to my work.
Lorraine FletcherCollection of 2 new ranges, The Vintage Range, The Campercows [Showing at the RDS, 14-16th November, 2014]
Lar JoyceLar Joyce is a self-taught artist based in Wexford. His artistic talent was apparent from an early age and growing up in the countryside, he found his inspiration through nature and animals.
Jean LowndesIrish artist based in North County Dublin. I love the palette knife working with oils. The thick impasto technique gives mood and atmosphere to my work.
Hugh P. Magrathlike to use the photographic image as the first step of a stairs; each subsequent image moving a step further away from the original image yet still related - an abstraction.
Conor WaltonBorn in Dublin in 1970, Conor Walton studied painting at NCAD, winning the Taylor Prize in 1993, the year of his graduation. After further studies in
Trish RogersI specialize in Bog Oak sculpture with Spalted Beech. Each of my sculptures are unique and develop their form by the removal of all the old and dead wood from the piece of the tree I select.
Lyn SteeleI specialise in pet portraits and wildlife art. I live in a small rural village in County Armagh where we are surrounded by wildlife of all sorts.
Sarah McEvoyThrough her studies and work as a physiotherapist she has also developed an interest in the anatomy and expression of the human body. She will exhibit her work at the Kilkenny Arts Festival in August 2017.
