Bealtaine / MayADW Bealtaine Mural the latest edition in my calendar series marks the arrival of Bealtaine. The ancient Celtic festival that signifies the beginning of summer. In Old Irish, Bealtaine means “bright fire”. Some scholars suggest its roots lie in “the fires of Bel”. A reference to the Celtic sun god Belenus, Read more
The Hand-Sprayed Edition Release – “Brothers and Sisters of the Brush” After spending dedicated time in the studio. I’m thrilled to unveil my latest hand-sprayed edition. You can purchase “Brothers and Sisters of the Brush” here. This series is a heartfelt tribute to the creators, the dreamers, those who speak Read more
“April Mural” Installment of the calendar series continues a year-long exploration of Celtic and Roman traditions, focusing on the history, mythology, and cultural practices associated with each calendar month. Did you know the Irish word for a fool is “Amadán”? On April 1st, we celebrate Amadán Aibreáin, or April Fool’s Day, though no Read more
Deep Love Deep Love – Variations from its origins painted on a shipwreck off the Wexford coast to tattoos, book covers, and even a feature in the 2021 Oscar-winning film Belfast, this piece has taken on a life of its own. It’s incredible to see how far it has travelled and how Read more
This month’s installment of the calendar series continues a year-long exploration Chapter 3: Celtic and Roman traditions, focusing on the history, mythology, and cultural practices associated with each calendar month. Chapter 3: Celtic and Roman The phrase “mad as a March hare” is believed to originate from the boxing antics of hares Read more
February Mural This month’s February Mural installment of the Calendar Series is part of a 12-month project inspired by the Celtic and Roman history and mythology associated with each calendar month. Historically, February 1st marked the first day of spring (Earrach), with February 1st also known as St. Brigid’s Day, Read more
January Mural – A new piece inspired by the ancient history and mythology of January, a collision of Celtic and Roman traditions and folklore. The first piece in a twelve month project. The Gaelic word for ‘year,’ Bliadhna, originates from the concept of time’s division, reflecting the rhythms of agriculture. Read more
Creating Dunamaise Art Installation with Community Engagement: A Tribute to Youth and History at Dunamaise Arts Centre I had the incredible opportunity to design this Dunamaise Art Installation. A piece of art inspired by local community groups. This had a special focus on youth workshops and community engagement. This project Read more
Recently commissioned mural in Castleisland, Co. Kerry. This project stands as one of my largest to date, covering an expansive canvas of over 150 square meters, the biggest mural ever painted in Kerry. To bring it to life, I spent nearly two weeks in Kerry, fully immersing myself in the process. Read more
Moxy Mural Dublin I was approached by MCA to create three bespoke large Murals for a new hotel (Moxy). Opening on Sackville street (just off O’Connell street) in Dublin. They asked me to create an Irish theme street art Moxy Mural Dublin. They wanted it to incorporating the primary colour Read more
The Miss A piece with extreme detail and complex stencil technique painted on Liberty Lane. ‘The Miss’ is the first installment of a new series titled ‘unsocial media’. The series is meant to poke fun and question the overuse of social media in today’s society. I painted over my own Read more
Havas advertising agency invited me to paint a 7up Free street art mural on Lesson Street in Dublin. They wanted a large mural featuring the iconic 7up character, Fido. The mural stood out from a distance, making the character and logo instantly recognisable. Lesson Street is always buzzing with activity. Read more
Into The West – My Latest Mural Completed on June 10, 2019, Into The West stands as my largest mural to date, both in scale and significance. The piece is inspired by the 1992 Irish film Into the West, a beloved classic that captured the hearts of many. Some of Read more
Opium Rooms One of our most exciting and ambitious projects was for Opium Rooms, a renowned nightclub and restaurant in the heart of Dublin city center. The owners wanted to infuse the space with a Japanese-inspired aesthetic, so we developed a series of concept mock-ups to align with their vision. Read more
The Counter, Dundrum: A Race Against Time for an Urban Masterpiece One of the most challenging yet rewarding projects we tackled was transforming The Counter in Dundrum. The owners had a clear vision in mind: they wanted a bold, urban aesthetic that featured a New York skyline across two massive Read more
A Musical Masterpiece at The 3Arena: Transforming the VIP Premium Club This project was one of our most exciting and high-profile endeavors, located in Ireland’s most iconic concert venue, the 3Arena. The owners approached us with a unique challenge. They wanted us to create three musically influenced artworks. That would Read more
OneView Health Care: A Global Vision Through Art We were approached by OneView Health Care, a prominent software development company in the healthcare industry. With an exciting challenge: to create an original mural that would reflect their global presence. The client requested a piece that included the five cities where Read more
Eddie Rockets, a well-known and beloved chain of American-style diners in Ireland. Approached us with an exciting and unique project. It was to create a striking design for a massive wall overlooking one of Dublin’s busiest streets. The brief was simple yet inspiring. They wanted their iconic poster girl to Read more
Renault Dublin: A Vibrant Marketing Success with the Renault Zoe Renault Dublin embarked on an exciting project to promote the launch of their new electric car, the Renault Zoe. To create maximum impact, the idea was to use a large-scale mural on a prominent wall. This overlooked a busy road, Read more
