Just a reminder that my artwork is available on a range of t-shirts here. So if you’ve seen something you like on the website, just let me know and I’ll create the product of your choice with the artwork on it. For details of pricing and delivery, just contact me. The above caricature of José Mourinho is particularly fetching, as you can see below:
Drop me a line and let me know what you think!
As I mentioned previously, many people are using January to catch up on preparations for their weddings (and to anyone who’s got engaged this month- congratulations!).
If you’re looking for a wedding photographer I can personally recommend Vanessa Jordan. That’s her work above, and if you like that you should check out her website here. Vanessa is very friendly and highly professional and many brides have commented on how she puts them at ease from the moment she arrives.
So take a moment to view her portfolio! You can also contact Vanessa on 087 6609 083.
I’ve put all the SPAN cartoons together here. It’s a good way of showing what I can do for documenting conferences and meetings.
SPAN (Strategic Planning Action Network – Réseau de Programmation Stratégique Active) is a “North-West Europe” Interreg III B inter-regional cooperation project. Eight partners from four regions in four European Union Member States are involved in SPAN.
The project has an overall budget of EUR 4 million, 60% of which is funded by ERDF, through the Interreg III B Community Initiative.
SPAN aims to develop innovative approaches to strategic planning for the benefit of all the partner regions and test them under actual conditions. The stress is placed on the participation of civil society in the planning of territorial interventions at regional, infra-regional and local levels. The project also aims to shed new light on relations between urban and rural areas, relations which could be put to better use in the future.
This week’s cartoon is about a very hot topic in Galway at the moment: the exodus of City Council refuse customers to the private firm The City Bin Co. You can read the full article in the Connacht Tribune on Friday, and online the same day in Charlie Adley’s Double Vision. The above is my take on it. Ooooo, controversial!
…Well, it’s not many people that have their own currency drawn up for their birthday, is it? That’s the great thing about caricatures- they make great last minute birthday presents! Considering I only found out it was my friend’s birthday about two hours before I saw her, that’s not bad going! I thought it looked quite good, despite the rush (and in case you were wondering, she works in a bank).
Oh, and Happy Birthday Karena!
