If you'd like to buy a drawing of a particular species from me, but you don't see it in my shop, please ask if I have it.
I have dozens of drawings in my filing cabinet, most of them are part of various large commissions
(I usually draw species separately and combine them on my computer when designing the final artwork, together with the text, if required),
so there's always a chance I might have exactly what you need :)
Birds have inspired artists for centuries. Their colour, movement, behaviour and extraordinary diversity make them endlessly fascinating subjects, while their presence often creates an immediate connection between people and the natural world. A familiar robin on a garden branch, the flash of blue from a kingfisher, or the distinctive silhouette of a heron can evoke memories, curiosity and a sense of place.
For me, bird art is about all of those things, but…
Image: Mockup – a modern hotel interior with modern wildlife art of an olive tree by Aga Grandowicz (see more here). Interior image by Vecteezy.
Hotels are no longer judged solely by bed comfort or service efficiency. Guests remember atmosphere. They remember the character of a lobby, the unexpected detail in a corridor, the image above a bed, or the sense that a place…
Ireland is home to nine native dog breeds, each with its own unique history, personality and purpose. But did you know that four of them share more than just their country of origin? They're all terriers, but what's even more interesting is what they're called in the Irish language.
The English word terrier comes from the Latin word terra, meaning earth or…
Happy to share that the Kildare County Council Biodiversity Action Plan 2026-2031 was officially launched today at the Bog of Allen Nature Centre in Lullymore West, Rathangan, Co. Kildare.
It has been a real privilege to design and illustrate this important publication, which will help guide biodiversity…
Nature books have always occupied a special place between science, storytelling and visual art. They are not simply collections of facts about animals, plants or ecosystems. The best nature books become invitations to look closer, to slow down and to notice details that we might otherwise miss. A carefully designed page can transform a scientific explanation into an emotional experience. A single illustration of a bird…
What if the side of a local library or a coastal walkway could do more than just exist, acting instead as a living classroom for Ireland's unique ecosystems? It's a common frustration to see public areas filled with generic signage that lacks scientific accuracy or, sadly, falls victim to vandalism because it doesn't resonate with the local community. You likely feel that our shared spaces should reflect the beauty of the natural world whilst providing something truly…
