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Hi there! I’m an artist based in the vibrant city of Bristol, where I capture the essence of urban life through my sketchbook. Whether it’s the bustling streets of Bristol, the charming corners of Derry (my hometown in Ireland), or the iconic characters from classic shows, my art brings stories to life in pen, watercolour, and a touch of personality.

From plein air urban sketches to playful caricatures of Derry Girls, Breaking Bad, and Peaky Blinders, I love turning everyday scenes and beloved characters into unique pieces of art. My work has even been featured in custom calendars and prints, so you can bring a slice of my creative world into your home!

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St Brecan's Church, St Columb's Park Derry c.1600

Walking through St Columb's park I stumbled across the oldest Church ruins in Derry. St Brecan was an early missionary bishop who was possibly the son of a king from Munster. He established a church on the Aran Islands before moving to Derry and reputedly wrote prophecies about future wars and the coming of foreigners from England. He was well-educated in European affairs and is also known as the Bishop of Ardbraccan in Donegal. This church was commissioned by Bishop Redmond O’Gallagher in 1600 and was believed to be the oldest structure in Derry. Recent excavations on the grounds of St Columbs College (Lumeni College) have revealed that what was thought to be an old windmill is actually the ruins of a 10th-century round tower.