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A pain-stakingly hand-drawn detailed imagining of an abstract futuristic cityscape using some household items like toasters, lampshades, telvisions – anything that was in front of me at the time. See if you can spot them all. This drawing took me three months and about 30 Uni Pin 0.05 markers to complete.

An integrate fineline marker pen illustration of an abstract collage of imaginary flowers, people and other mysterious interweaving items.

A detailed illustration of a lady with very very long hair, intertwining amongst itself in an elegant fashion. Framed with a black and grey border. Drawn with a 0.05 Uni Pin marker pen over a long period of time but it’s because I love to draw hair.

An integrate fineline marker pen illustration of a lad and his very long hair and beard. With intertwining, complex patterns. Perfect for the modern day hairy hipster. Because I love to draw hair.

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Original oil painting on stretched canvas measuring 50 x 40 cms.

Beijing, a moment in the Forbidden City

blank screen, stride by poetry

foggy Dublin from the rain at Poolbeg lighthouse

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run, Bord Gais providing the backdrop

Grogu (Baby Yoda) features in this handmade linocut print. Water-based black ink on archival white paper. 6″x6″ Numbered and signed

Handmade Linocut print of the Brooklyn Bridge – looking toward Manhattan. Black Oil-based ink on hand-cut ivory-coloured archival paper. Approx 8″x6″ Numbered and signed

Photo of Der Tänzer \”Mohammed Issaoui\” on the stage A 35mm canon AE-1 black and white film Rollei 100 ASA 50mm fix 1.2 FD

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apprehensive yet daring, cautious yet bold