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Hamersley Art is no-longer trading.
A huge thank you to all who supported my exhibitions, events, and workshops over the years.

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Address: – Bonmahon, Co Waterford, Ireland.

Contact: – hamersleyart@gmail.com

Commissions welcome of acrylic paintings and pencil drawings, pencil portraits are a popular gift.

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About Orlaith Hamersley

“The south east of Ireland is an inspiring location and a great area for art and for Irish artists.”

My name is Orlaith Hamersley. I am an artist living on the Copper Coast beneath the Comeragh Mountains, next to the sea in County Waterford, Ireland.

Located between the thriving market town of Dungarvan and the holiday destination of Tramore, I enjoy views of the County Waterford coastline, and of the Comeragh and Knockmealdown mountains.

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After working as a draughtsman for many years, I settled in Bonmahon on the Copper Coast, County Waterford. Inspired by my surroundings, I rekindled my love of art. I paint what is to hand in a traditional, often expressionistic style using pencil, acrylic and watercolour. I specialise in descriptive pencil drawing, botanical and bird illustrations and greeting card design. My paintings are bright and bold, in contrast to the mechanical monochromatic nature of my pencil art.

I am fortunate to live by the ocean and a short distance from forests and the mountains in Munster. I draw shells and sea glass at the beach and pine cones on the forest floor. I enjoy drawing whelks (the common name for sea snail) whose empty shells wash up regularly on the shore. The texture, colour and spiral form is fascinating and feature in a lot of my art.

The south east of Ireland is an inspiring location and a great area for art and for Irish artists. I exhibit regularly locally, in the Coastguard Cultural Centre, Tramore and the Copper Coast Geopark , Bonmahon.

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