This collection - Seasons of Irish living, began as a private act of coping and to ground an overwhelmed self. Drawing became a way to hold grief, love, and uncertainty within the rhythms of everyday Irish life. Drawing became a way to honour the quiet, extraordinary moments that shape our days — from simple rituals to the gestures of care and connection that make a home. Each piece captures the rhythm, flow, and intimacy of life lived attentively, offering a collection that is both timeless and collectible. These prints invite reflection, joy, and the appreciation of the small details that enrich our lives, making them a meaningful addition to any home.
Rooted in Chinese calligraphy, drawing sits at the heart of the studio. Working with ink and pen, Hannah creates hand-drawn works that explore Irish life through everyday rituals, humour, and quiet moments of connection. The drawings begin as a mindful, meditative process for the artist and are intended to offer the same pause for the viewer — inviting reflection, comfort, and an appreciation of small, ordinary moments. They are made for those in moments of healing, and for those who feel a sense of homesickness or longing.
Overview
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Format: Fine art prints – flowing line drawings influenced by Chinese calligraphy
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Edition: Open edition
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Finished Size: 254 × 254 mm (10 × 10 in)
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Paper: Museum-quality 310gsm archival, acid-free paper
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Presentation: Expertly mounted and framed in a handmade black solid-wood frame, crafted in Cork, with high-clarity 2.0m acrylic glazing for durability and safe transportation
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Signature: Hand-signed and finished with the artist’s personal red seal stamp
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Country of Origin: Ireland – All work are hand drawn, printed, mounted and framed in Cork, Ireland.
