Groomsmen Gift!

Groomsmen Gifts Ireland by Allan Cavanagh 0877599249

Groomsmen Gift Ideas: this caricature of the groom and his two groomsmen was a gift from the bride! The three gentlemen are pictured in a digger, lorry and with a couple of lambs, reflecting their jobs. They’re also in their GAA colours! Great fun drawing it, and my caricatures are a unique gift for groomsmen or indeed bridesmaids! Caricatures make great groomsmen gifts they will actually use, hanging in their homes as a cherished memory of the big day! These caricatures were individually printed on high quality art paper so each one got their own identical copy.

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Wedding planners The Knot Worldwide creating 100 jobs in Galway – Galway Daily

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Interesting wedding news for Galway as a massive online wedding resource opens a Galway office with the creation of 100 jobs backed by the IDA.

The Knot Worldwide, the world’s largest wedding planning company, has announced that it will be creating 100 jobs in Galway city

via Wedding planners The Knot Worldwide creating 100 jobs in Galway – Galway Daily

How to draw the prime minister as a cartoon – BBC News

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I’ve had a few goes at cartooning Theresa May myself. This is a nice wee video from the BBC about what goes into caricaturing a politician and how the caricature evolves and takes on an aspect of its own.

Dave Brown has been poking fun at politicians for the past 30 years. [He says] Theresa May “pulls a lot of expressions” which makes her easier to sketch.


I remember Steve Bell talking about the evolving likeness of David Cameron in a similar sense on the Guardian a few years ago (remember David Cameron?!)

via How to draw the prime minister as a cartoon – BBC News

The Origins of Eagle’s Doomlord

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[SEE BELOW FOR AN IMPORTANT UPDATE ON THE MASK’S ORIGIN! 05/11/2020] One of my favourite comic strips as a child was Eagle’s Doomlord. There was something utterly terrifying about this eventually-benevolent alien sent here to judge humankind, especially in the eerie early photo-strip days. I had an impromptu interview/conversation with former Eagle Editor Barrie Tomlinson … Read more