ROBBIE COLTRANE

MICHAEL PALIN

Found myself with the luxury of a spare half hour the other day so decided to catch up on a bit o' sketching.
Michael Palin is another in a long list of my comedy heroes. He's responsible for writing some of the funniest sketches in the Monty Python series and his post-Python work has been hilarious.
If you're a fan and you live in Dublin, he'll be signing copies of the second part of his published diaries on the 7th November in The Dublin Book Shop.

LA Fair 2009

This was my second year doing the LA Fair. Had a pretty fun time, it was more like a vacation, I just got to hang out by the pool at the hotel before my shift, and party with the other workers afterwards.

Actual work was extremely slow the first two days, but picked up Fri, Sat, Sun. However I ony managed to get a few pics of ones that I liked, the crowd was cheap and kind of hard to please.
Me, Bird Dwyer(Zoo), John Baldwin(Knotts Berry Farm), and Kim Morton(Worlds of Fun)

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Francesca Nunez

I finally did it.

RECENT LIVE WORK

Here's a small selection from a couple of recent weddings I've been working at.....
As always, thanks to Niall O'Loughlin!

Manny Hernandez

This was my goodbye sketch for Manny. If you havent already seen his blog or any of his art check him out HERE. He's leaving the Beast Head crew to go to school at Cal Arts.
Wish you the best of luck, Manny! You'l be back

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-bomderr

U2

Here's a couple more U2 pieces that I'm currently striving to get finished.
At the beginning of 1990, after 10 years of gradual world domination, Bono declared that U2 would be 'going away to dream it all up again'. Quite how they were planning to do this was unclear but when they returned at the tail end of 1991 with the beast that is 'Achtung Baby' (in my opinion, their best album and one of the best albums of all time), it was evident that he really meant what he said almost two years earlier.
The transformation the band went through was immeasurable and what followed was without doubt, the most exciting period of U2's career to date.
On the release of the first single 'The Fly', Bono's suggestion that it was 'the sound of four men chopping down the Joshua Tree' couldn't have been more accurate.
Not sure which of these two I prefer most.