It has been the talk of Dublin town this weekend and we are curious to know what’s next.
Yes, our friends over at JOE have been discussing the brand-new James Earley piece that has now emerged in the capital – and we have a snap of the fab finished piece.
You’ll find the striking graffiti-style painting on a wall beside The Bernard Shaw on South Richmond Street, Dublin 2. And the mural has certainly given the street a pretty dramatic makeover.
Of course, Dun Laoghaire artist James is already famed for his striking and colourful street art.
Mr Earley comes from a strong artistic background, with his family specialising in stained glass design in Dublin for more than a hundred years. James’s own work combines something of that tradition with graffiti sensibilities.
His previous murals show how these influences have come together to make amazing street art that really brings his work to life.
Earley has already created street art for many public spaces in the city, including Bloom’s Hotel in Temple Bar and the Visit Dublin mural on the City Quay.
And we reckon that his latest work is already a seriously impressive addition to the neighbourhood.
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