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Congratulations to Columb McBride who retired from the Hawkswell Theatre in Sligo last week. Remember an Allan Cavanagh Caricature makes an excellent retirement present! If you’d like to make an enquiry contact me here.
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Congratulations to Columb McBride who retired from the Hawkswell Theatre in Sligo last week. Remember an Allan Cavanagh Caricature makes an excellent retirement present! If you’d like to make an enquiry contact me here.
A recent caricature for a birthday present. At the moment I’m working on two retirement presents as well. If you’d like to enquire about a caricature for a birthday, wedding or retirement present contact me here. I’ll also have some images from the corporate party in the Harbour Hotel, Galway and the wedding in the … Read more
I’ll be in the Harbour Hotel this Friday night entertaining Intergroup and then I’ve a wedding on Saturday in Ennis in the Woodstock Hotel. I’ve also got a number of caricatures for birthday and retirement presents on the desk at the moment. It’s no complaint and I’m keeping my framer happy!If you’d like live caricatures … Read more
A recently completed caricature. Happy birthday! If you would like to talk to me about a caricature just give me a bell on 087 7599249 or contact me here.
Recently finished pencil drawing for a birthday present, worked up to A2 size from an old photo of the subjects from when they were children (without revealing ages I believe it was circa 1970s!).
I forget sometimes being so reliant on inks that pencil itself is a beautiful medium, especially when you’re working with a good range- I use B, 2B, 5B and 8B, starting with the hardest and working up to the softest, which corresponds with the darkest areas of the portrait. You need to be very careful when working with soft pencils as they smudge so easily.