Showing posts with label auction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label auction. Show all posts

23.2.13

Recent commissions

A recent bunch of commissions, including some charity auction illustrations:


These two are in aid of Hogsprickle, a hedgehog charity.



These three were in aid of Cara Rescue Dogs.


 The above two ink drawings will be auctioned off in aid of the Scottish Greyhound Sanctuary

 A portrait of Gus, the English Bull Terrier. Here is a little piece that was written about him: link


Commissioned by Lucy's Lounge, a vintage clothing shop in Temple Bar, these are their resident lurchers, Galaxy and Circus Girl.

And here is a portrait of Zara, Rusty and Boo that a friend of mine commissioned.

12.12.12

Sighthound Strolls Charity Auction


Sighthound Strolls, the organisation through which  I got Leroy, are hosting a mini-auction in aid of sighthounds in need.

A set of my prints has already been won earlier in the week, but there's still a chance to win the pictured set of ten. Bidding takes place on their facebook page here: link

Many thanks
Eimhin

24.7.12

"Home Sweet Home"

Hi all!I know it's been quiet here the past few weeks. I have finished teaching the PURE Wicked Animation Filmschool with Pádraig and Carol and am in the throes of putting all the films together for the showcase


Whilst down in Wicklow I was able to put together a little piece for an upcoming charity auction, Animation Art Show, which is taking place this Sunday July 29th at the Science Gallery in Dublin, from 12:30-16:00. The show was put together by Simon Kelleghan Bianca Beneduci and Estrela Lourenço, and is in aid off the Children's Sunshine Home and the Laura Lynn Foundation.


Here is my piece, called "Home Sweet Home"

It is ITEM 11 and features in LOT 1, bidding begins at 13:30, but be sure to get there early to sign in!


Here's how I went about making it:
After figuring out the designs in pencil I digitised them and made a quick colour study, adjusting some things for scale. I then used the monitor as a lightbox, tracing the scene onto paper and transferring it to cardboard.


I then cut out the characters and glued them together. Inevitably many minutes were spent looking for parts that went missing.


There they are now all put together. Yep.


Once I had decided on a frame size I made the background to scale, with a little bit of layering to give it some depth.









Be sure to check the Animation Art Show blog for a full listing of the items and the bidding times.
Thanks for reading and I hope to see you all at the auction on Sunday!