Artwork by Deborah McCoy, Wicklow, Ireland

Bengie and Chance, Oil on Canvas, 40 x 55cm

Sheepy Haze, Pastels, 35 x 46cm

Portrait of an American Eagle, Oil on Canvas, 35.5 x 45.6cm

Mountain Gorilla, Oil on Canvas, 36 x 53cm

Green Road Glendalough in Autumn, Oil on Canvas, 35 x 45.5cm

Deer Portrait, Pastel on Paper, 35 x 40cm

Entrance to Green Road Glendalough, Pastel on Paper, 35 x 40cm

Wildlife I, Glendalough, Pen on Paper, 39cm x 11cm

Wildlife II, Glendalough, Pen on Paper, 39cm x 11cm

Wildlife I, Glendalough, Pen on Paper, 39cm x 11cm

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About Artist Deborah McCoy

I graduated with distinctions from Bray Institute for Further Education,2006 with a BTEC Diploma in graphic design. Since then I have enjoyed exploring different mediums such a pen, pastels, pencil, watercolour and computerized graphics with my preferred tool at the moment being oils.
My subject matter can vary also, but living in Glendalough in Co. Wicklow stimulates my passion for nature and wildlife. Momentarily I have started work on Irish wildlife and informing myself about the animals habitat, their nature is proving to be a rewarding experience. I particularly enjoy creating animal portraits.
I work at The Glendalough Gallery in the energetic Brockagh Resource Centre where I regularly display my work along with other artists.
ThisURL: http://www.NewIrishArt.com/DeborahMcCoy

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