Colourful Prints
definitely not beige
Art prints & limited edition hand pulled screen prints, inspired by local landmarks, old school architecture, pop culture and everyday oddities, with an eye for the overlooked & a soft spot for the slightly ridiculous.
Bold colour. Plenty of character. A little bit Sketchy.
new prints
on the block
The Liberties lettering off Thomas Street, Dublin 8, fills the frame in this bold red and cream print. An angled view, string lights and weathered details capture the character of the signage - a familiar piece of the neighbourhood, seen from a different perspective.
A picture paints a thousand words, and this sign speaks for itself. Yes, it’s real. find it just off Capel Street, where this wonderfully unexpected bit of street art adds a splash of colour & humour to the city. With it’s bold lettering, playful message, and unmistakable fruity charm, it’s a cheerful little reminder not to take life too seriously.
A fun & quirky addition to your wall, this print brings a touch of Dublin character, bright energy, and plenty of banana-related joy to any room.
A snail with a little more presence than most. This playful portrait of the hanging sign on Fade Street, Dublin 2, pairs hot pink with turquoise, highlighting its sculptural shape, curling shell and texture details. An affectionate nod to an unusual piece of Dublin. Look up!
oldies but
goodies
The Atlantic Hotel was never just a hotel. It was a landmark, a talking point and, for many, the first sign that the holidays had begun. Its bold concrete form stood in stark contrast to Kilkee’s Victorian character, ensuring that whether people loved it or loathed it, they never forgot it.
This print is a celebration of that memory. More than a depiction of a building, it captures a particular moment in Irish holiday culture — a time of family road trips, seaside adventures, ballroom dances and summers that seemed to last forever. For those who remember it, the Atlantic Hotel represents not just a place, but an era.
Printed using museum-quality archival inks on premium 300gsm textured fine art paper, every print is produced to showcase rich colour, crisp detail and lasting quality.
A celebration of one of Kilkee’s most iconic landmarks and a golden era of Irish social life.
For generations, the Hydro Ballroom was at the heart of summers in Kilkee. Long before streaming playlists and smartphones, dance halls like the Hydro brought people together for nights of music, dancing, romance and unforgettable memories. Showbands travelled the country, dance floors filled, and the Hydro became a rite of passage for locals and holidaymakers alike.
This artwork captures the distinctive Art Deco-inspired architecture of the Hydro Ballroom in a bold contemporary style, using clean lines and vibrant colour to evoke the energy and nostalgia of the 1960s dancehall era.
For decades, the John Player clock watched over the South Circular Road from its place on the famous factory building, marking the rhythm of daily life in the Liberties. Workers glanced up as shifts began and ended, locals used it as a familiar landmark, and generations grew accustomed to its presence as part of the neighbourhood skyline.
Today, the clock no longer ticks. The factory that once bustled with activity has entered a new chapter, with the building being transformed for residential use. Yet despite the changes around it, the historic façade remains protected, ensuring that this distinctive feature of Dublin 8’s streetscape will continue to endure for years to come.
screen printing
Brighter Colours. Inky Hands.
i’ve started pulling prints by hand at to get that punchy glow of fluorescent ink that digital printing just can’t match.
Built up one colour at a time, playing with overlaps, trying not to get ink everywhere :-). All done in small editions with different character in each print.
coming soon
sing it back
A new collection of mini hand painted colourful canvases inspired by lyrics that get stuck in my head. Bold lettering, playful shapes and a soft spot for a dancefloor classic or two!
Made for your walls, likely to be stuck in your head all day.
mini print makers
a little messy. a lot of fun
Hands on customised print making workshops for festivals, schools, brands & events.
No experience required.
Creative mischief encouraged.