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So this Wednesday will be day 52 of the STOP PAINTING Project. Out of the 30 paintings I started with there are just 9 paintings left to pick from. 🎨 . There is such great support behind supporting small businesses in Ireland right now especially for Christmas presents this year (it's November I can mention Christmas now right? 😉). So I wanted to share the paintings that are left available in the project which are €100 plus €5 worldwide delivery. They are all acrylic and mixed media on wood, 8 x 8 x 1.1 inches with gold enamel painted sides and ready to hang. They also come with a certificate of being part of the project . I want to say a huge thank you to everyone who has supported my work as an artist so far. Every sale makes a huge difference, not just financially but also emotionally. To know people are enjoying my work is such a boost. . @artistsupportpledge #artistsupportpledge #bitethebiscuit #biscuitcommunity #shopirishonline #shopirish #christmasgiftguide #artchristmasgifts #shoplocal https://www.instagram.com/p/CHGm1xVHWFS/?igshid=494tdh3ix72

For the day that's in it here's a Halloween tale from Cavan and my painting that was inspired from it. 👹 It was believed by some that on Halloween night if you looked in a mirror you would see your future husband in the glass, looking over your shoulder. I remember hearing this regularly in primary school. What had to be done before or during looking in the mirror be it from lighting candles to saying a certain word seems to vary depending on who you asked. Also some believed if you say a certain word three times the devil would appear so apart from being afraid to look in the mirror on Halloween night I never gave it a go. But there was a brave lady from Kill in Kilnaleck who thought she would give it a try. It must have been no secret in the area that she was going to do this as when she looked in the mirror to see how handsome her future husband would be, what stared her back was not a man at all but the face of a pig. Petrified and traumatised, little did she know that boys from the area were perfectly positioned outside the window holding up the animal’s decapitated head. 🐷 From my Cavan folklore exhibition "The Hollow". Acrylic and pastel on paper, 43 x 22cm, 17 x 8.5″. Professionally framed in white wood & double mounted, size: 37.5 x 59cm x 5″, 14.7 x 23.2 x 2″ . Availabile for €500.00 with FREE worldwide delivery. 🎃 #halloweenart #cavanarts #irishlegends #bitethebiscuit #folkloreartn #artoftheday #biscuitmarketplace #surrealism #mysticalart #horrorstory #irishfolkart https://www.instagram.com/p/CHBd79vnFaz/?igshid=1gul2ex4wfopm

Still time to grab yer fine self something for Christmas. US shipping is closed, but UK and Ireland is still open till early next week.. FREE SHIPPING too, whoop. #irishbrand #irishdesign #irishmade #biscuitmarketplace #bitethebiscuit #madeinireland #dublinmarket #dublindesign Www.stencilize.ie (at Dublin, Ireland) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6B-SuBHVw7/?igshid=121tjre3bpxun

Jewellery pendant Design, copper with fused sterling silver, just sold, #jewelry #coppernecklace #irishmade #handmadejewelry #bitethebiscuit #metalartist #mensjewellery #forher #forhim #dublindesignstudio (at Dublin, Ireland) https://www.instagram.com/p/By-ilnjibEM/?igshid=1sd0ocpisswco