One of the many advantages of being a self employed artist is the variety of commisions you receive.

Below are a few of the projects I have been fortunate enought to be involved in during the last year or so.

If you would like any artwork commisioned please feel free to contact me

My contribution to New Visions In Celtic Art

Manorhamilton is the Capital of North Leitrim.

This pen & ink drawing was used for a range of notelets

On a gentle eminence in the Breffnian valley watered by the fresh and foaming mountain streamlet, the Owenmore, an affluent of the Bonet stands the Castle of Manorhamilton. This castle was one of the strongest fortified buildings in Connaught, built at immense cost by its Lord, Sir Frederick Hamilton.

There now exists at the Castle a Heritage Centre depicting the history of the Castle and the old rulers of Breffny, the O’ Rourkes.

The legends of the Wild Rose of Lough Gill still evoke memories long forgotten,

“She’s more sweet than the sunset, more bright than the swan”

Step back in time at this peaceful site and blend the old with the new.

Father Mc Dyer's Folk Village is set in the beautiful village of Glencolmcille in Donegal.

These designs were used as notelets and for designs on bodrams

“Knock as often at the half door as you would do at the brass knocker”

Rev. Fr. J. Mc Dyer

“Na saruighter SeinGlenn aitreb na lec nime”

“Let not the old Glen be violated, the place of the slabs of heaven”

St Colmcille 6th Century

Faerie window decals, designed for the Scotish company Eurostick.

These designs were developed with our friend Tom for a range of Irish Mythology car air freshners.

Contact Tom at MCC. Rosemonds, New Street, Longford, Ireland: Tel 00353 43 42905

These designs were commisioned for a range of greeting cards to raise money for The Leitrim Cat Rescue Centre.

Fortunately for many homeless and unwanted cats they sold well.