Oconnor
3 members found
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Dawn OConnor
United Kingdom
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John OConnor
United Kingdom
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oconnor
United States
374 creative works found
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Lislaughtin Abbey sits in an inlet of the Shannon estuary in North Kerry, Southern Ireland, historically O’Connor country. construction began in 1464, thirteen years later it was dedicated by indult of Pope Sixtus IV. In 1580 English forces moved vengefully through this area and laid siege to Carrigafoyle Castle close by, killing the defenders. They then went to Lislaughtin and all but 3 of the priests fled. Three elderly priests took refuge in the sanctuary of the Abbey. They were killed by the English soldiers and the Abbey was looted. The plaque outside the Abbey recalls the martyrdom of these men and records their names – Philip O’Shea, Maurice O’Scanlon and Donagh O’Hanrahan. Canon EOS 400D Lens 18-55mm, ISO 100, AV 11, Shutter speed 1/250
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A small selection of images taken in Tasmania of the greener wilderness areas rather than the coastal wilderness.
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Taken at Low Head in the North of Tasmania on the Eastern side of the mouth of the Tamar River. Where the yachts for the Three Peaks Race on Good Friday head out to sea below this place. Not far from Georgetown.
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strange enough? For the time anyway!
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Acrylic on canvas 75 X 100 With much thanks to Mimi for allowing me to use her as inspiration! Original painting SOLD Featured in Painted Ladies group – September 2009 Featured in Inspired By Life group – October 2009
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Acrylic on canvas 75 X 100 Swan Lake / Act 3 (in part) While the prince is dancing, trumpets announce the arrival of Von Rothbart. He brings his daughter, Odile, on whom he has cast a spell to appear as Odette. The prince is captivated by her beauty as he dances with the imposter. Unbeknownst to Prince Siegfried, the true Odette is watching him from a window. The prince soon confesses his love to Odile, thinking that she is Odette. To Odette’s horror, she flees into the night. Original for sale – www.naomioconnor.com
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Acrylic on stretched canvas 40 X 50 Original for sale – www.naomioconnor.com
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Original acrylic on paper A3
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T-Shirt Design Tshirt SOLD! Thankyou to the new owner!
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An elegant white rose bud. / Featured in ‘The Woman Photographer’ group 21/10/09. /
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Original charcoal drawing on 220 gsm / Painted in Photoshop Inspired by - Famous Japanese girl who was two when the Atom Bomb was dropped. She later died of leukaemia, caused by the bomb. Her aim was to make 1000 paper cranes for peace. I visted the shrine when I was in Hiroshima a few years ago, very moving.
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Original charcoal drawing on 220gsm paper / Coloured in Photoshop Featured in Color Me a Rainbow group (red) – October 2009 / 2nd place in INVITE ONLY-Best of FEATURED Red Works – October 2009 / Featured in If it doesn’t belong group – October 2009 / Red Challenge winner – If it doesn’t belong group – October 2009 Nominated for the I Recommend Group by Ben Potter SOLD – greeting card
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Two green mugs with funny faces. / Also available as a t-shirt. / Featured in the group ‘You’re accepted’ 12/10/09
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Soft blue flower petals.
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SOLD a Tshirt 9/10/09
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Watercolour oencil and ink on paper
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Acrylic on stretched canvas Original – SOLD Featured in the Outsiders group – October 2009
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Watercolour pencil on 220gsm Original – SOLD
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Pastel pencil and ink on 220gsm paper Perfect for Valentines or Anniversary Featured in Moms 4 Art group – October 2009
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Ink and pastel pencil on 220gsm paper Also available as a Tshirt – /
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Shoes, bag and dress – a girl’s party essentials! Original ink illustration – coloured in Paintshop Card SOLD – Oct 09 /
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Ink and pastel pencil on 220gsm paper Featured in Fantastic Primitive Art – November 2009
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Original illustration ink and pastel pencil on 220gsm paper Featured in # 1 ARTISTS OF REDBUBBLE – November 2009 Tshirt also available -
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Tshirt sold Nov 09
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