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How about this fantastic portrait of the Irish singer songwriter @PaddyCaseyMusic by @JohnAdamsArtist. Soon on show at @Origin_Gallery 37 Fitzwilliam Street Upper, Dublin 2. See https://t.co/yq7P3c40ms for further details.
Our #BrownBagDublin 2D Committee organised a studio Art Jam with the theme of Japan! 🇯🇵 Check out the results 👉 https://t.co/BWm4xM7dlE
Our next featured creator for Saturday's #SmallPressDay Event is Dublin-Based Artist @garethluby
Gareth is one third of Limit Break Comics, and creator of Frankie for his Meouch books. He has just completed ‘Mourning Coffee’, part of Limit Break’s 'Life & Death’ collection.
Art by Igor-Alban Chevalier/The Black Frog. Igor will be with us in Dublin this year! https://t.co/nuLRnY2jDX
Dublin’s #SmallPressDay2018 is in just over a week! A host of great indie creators are attending. Last year’s event was a massive success, hope you all can make this year’s event just as great
We're super excited to welcome back John Cullen of NHOJ Comics to #SmallPressDay once again with another incredible selection of his hilarious web comics in printed form - @nellucnhoj
SMALL PRESS DAY/ 11AM JULY 7TH/ FUMBALLY EXCHANGE DUBLIN
Next up attending our #SmallPressDay event is the hugely talented writer and Illustrator of Deathsworn with @RevolveComics - Karl O'Rowe!
Karl is an illustrator living and working in Dublin. He mainly works digitally ,focusing on comics & sequential art - https://t.co/8ZZN9xT6ta
Mary Swanzy (1882-1978) Pattern of Rooftops, Czechoslovakia (1910). In Swanzy's early art she was known for her light, and optimism. She was a traveller of some note, spending time in places as diverse as Yugoslavia, Samoa and Honolulu. Born In Dublin. Died in London.
Today's #sketch by our Dublin studio's Lead Texture Artist Barry O'Donoghue will have you craving a cycle through the park! 🐻🚲 https://t.co/Sm9r41AIIb
In 1803, Dublin was plagued by enigmatic levitations.
Suspicion fell on itinerant Leprechauns seeking revenge for a felled fairy tree, then upon a keg of stout tainted by witch’s flying ointment.
But the culprit was Father Seamus O’Fugly, who was convicted of malicious warlockry.
The latest creator for our #SmallPressDay event is Dublin-based Comic illustrator & member of Rogue Comics - @clarefoleyart
Awarded 'Best Artist Published in Ireland' in the @IrishComicNews Awards 2017. You'll find her work here in store, as well as across Ireland & the UK
Me and @salohal are being turfed out of our gaff and need to find somewhere new by September. We're too old for bedsits and too poor for Dublin in general. HMU if you have a lead on somewhere reasonable in the City/D6,7,8. Thanks.
Letitia Marion Hamilton (1875-1964) The Rock of Cashel (n.d.). Hamilton was internationally exhibited and was a founding member of the Dublin Society of Painters along with Mary Swanzy, Jack B. Yeats and Paul Henry. Widely travelled; she depicted many European rural scenes.
INFINITY COUNTDOWN BLACK WIDOW #1
Given the incredibly powerful Space Stone to look after by an old friend, Black Widow has no intention of letting it fall into the wrong hands..
Follow the adventure from this Wednesday, June 20th! #NCBD #ForbiddenPlanetDublin
Congrats to @JamesJoyceCentr for a brilliant @bloomsdayfest. Our show Drawing on Joyce is open today Sunday 12 noon to 6pm #Bloomsday2018 #oliviercornetgallery #visitdublin #irishsrt #joyce
Richard Thomas Moynan (1856-1906) Woman and Child (n.d.). Moynan was born in Dublin and trained both there and on the continent, where he was a close ally of Roderic O'Conor. Worked as a political cartoonist and executed images that highlighted Dublin poverty
Mary Swanzy (1882-1978) Revolution (1942). Swanzy was born in Dublin, trained on the continent, and travelled widely. A very unique Irish painter, practicing in many styles. Her later work became dark and allegorical, many drawing on the carnage - and hell - of war.
Mary Swanzy (1882-1978) Revolution (1942). Swanzy was born in Dublin, trained on the continent, and travelled widely. A very unique Irish painter, practicing in many styles. Her later work became dark and allegorical, many drawing on the carnage - and hell - of war.
