25x25cm oil on board. Kevin.

25x35cm plein air oil on board at Killrudderry House and Gardens, Bray. Finished en studio.

25x25cm oil on board of Sean O’Reilly. An extraordinary specimen.

Chris Hauter, one of the Dirty Dozen in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. This isnt a carricature, he actually looks as badass as this. Hes also an artist. (@chrishaueterart ) 20x20cm oil on board.

One of my favourite singers. 20x20cm oil on board. Trying out Sean Cheethams palette.

25x35cm plein air oil on board finished en studio. The Solus Tower dominating the Corke Abbey housing estate like a giant UFO crushing the sun.

20x20cm oil on board.

35x70cm oil on canvas. After David Jagger.

30x30cm oil on board.

50x70cm oil on canvas   Photo source from last year, back when I could fit into that turtleneck, in the portrait gallery London looking at the Orpens.

50x60cm oil on canvas. Me plus a covid stone and a half I reckon.

50x50cm oil on canvas. Something to do with Christianity and Paganism and Bull cults and masculinity and middle-age-dom and Taurus and CoronaVirus™.

20x20cm oil on board. Fun bit of portrait practice of Thomas Sheridan.

30x30cm oil on board.

40x50cm oil on canvas.   Borrowing heavily from Franz Von Stuck and Frank Frazetta. Something to do with danger, temptation and pitfalls on the way to something better.

30x30cm oil on board. Painted from a pencil sketch I made a few years ago. I heard Francis Hamel say once that a good pencil sketch should provide enough information for you to make a painting from. Worth a shot.

Andrew Gifford, one of my top 3 favourite painters. 20x40cm oil on board. I intended to do a paint sketch in one sitting of some of my favourite painters. This is the first one. But it ended up being more of a finished painting over many layers. Theres a few reasons for this: I forget how to paint every time …

A quick oil sketch of Thomas Sheridan with a couple of bales of briquettes. 42x21cm oil on board.

Commission. 60x50cm oil on canvas.

The Cockle Lake on Sandymount Strand at dawn one freezing cold January morning. 20x20cm oil on board.