David Shrigley was born in 1912 in Glasgow, Scotland. After a career as a butcher he retired in ‘75 to pursue his obsession with drawing. In the late 1980’s he was ‘discovered’ and has since achieved fame, publishing many books and exhibiting his work worldwide. In the 1990’s he embarked upon a brief career as an actor appearing in the Scottish television soap opera ‘Take The High Road’ and the film ‘Four Weddings and a Funeral’.

Adam Cruickshank is an artist who usually lives in Melbourne. He dropped out of art school in Australia in the early 90s and has been exhibiting ever since. He's designed tshirts for Sneaker Freaker, Lifelounge, 2x4, Commune, Mambo, Threadless Select, Seven-Nine, Semi-Permanent and Turtlehead. He's done scribbles for Arkitip, Faesthetic and the Illustrated Ape, among others. He's once built a ziggurat made from grass.

Marc Johns creates whimsical drawings filled with dry wit and humour. Whether it's a man with branches growing out of his head that need pruning, or a pipe that's trying to quit smoking, his characters are sparsely drawn, yet speak volumes with just a few strokes of the pen. His artwork has been exhibited in many cities, published in many books, blogged about thoroughly, and caused him to grow antlers. You can explore more of his curious drawings at www.marcjohns.com

A play on Milton Glaser's I heart New York. Limited to 50 pieces. Designed by Keith Walsh.

Will St Leger is an artivist based in Dublin. After graduating in Design in 1994 he moved to London. While there, he worked
with Beck’s and helped artists such a Tracey Emin and Damien Hirst produce their limited edition Beck’s bottles. In 1999 he joined Greenpeace as a volunteer. and was often involved in several high profile direct actions on oil rigs, nuclear power stations and army bases. He returned to Ireland in ‘04 and has been exhibiting both here and abroad since then. His ‘tongue-in-cheek’ stencils fuse together popular culture and historical icons with humour.

Chris Haughton is an Irish illustrator living in London. He illustrates regularly for The Guardian, The Times, and The Independent and many other publications. He has worked for several large national and international advertising campaigns, and created murals in London and Tokyo. He was listed in Time magazine's 'DESIGN 100' this year for the work he has been doing for fair trade clothing company People Tree. He can be found at vegetablefriedrice.com

Will St Leger is an artivist based in Dublin. After graduating in Design in 1994 he moved to London. While there, he worked with Beck’s and helped artists such a Tracey Emin and Damien Hirst produce their limited edition Beck’s bottles. In 1999 he joined Greenpeace as a volunteer. and was often involved in several high profile direct actions on oil rigs, nuclear power stations and army bases. He returned to Ireland in ‘04 and has been exhibiting both here and abroad since then. His ‘tongue-
in-cheek’ stencils fuse together popular culture and historical icons with humour.

Once upon a time keyboard cat was the biggest thing on the internet. We jumped on that bandwagon with 4 keyboard wolf, bonus unicorn and E.T. Designed by keith Walsh.

* My work is is an ironic play on the modern, and the elements that make it up. These ideas come from the language which we see around us - which is mixed up and contradictory, where the influence of TV, comics, games and cartoons turn into chaos, but where we can see some kind of form. In short my work has no precise aim, but each piece is an element of some weird puzzle.*

*Roughly translated from Italian.

The son of an astronaut and a fisherwoman Keith likes chocolate milk and studying topography. He dislikes cucumber and plastic spoons. He currently divides his time between Dublin and Lima where he is putting the finishing touches to an opera based on the life of Vasco Núñez de Balboa. He returned from Melbourne in 2005 and set up turtlehead in order to change the world.

A collaboration with The Polyphonic Spree to launch their new album "Fragile Army". Designed by Keith Walsh & The Polyphonic Spree. 

Dave Comiskey was born in dublin in 1983. He graduated from a fine art degree course in 2004, but has recently shifted his focus to illustration and graphic work. He likes black pens, crosswords,the colour orange, and writing in the third person.  He dislikes paperwork, fancy cheese, and anything that’s up its own arse. See more of his stuff, drop him a line etc. at davecomiskey.com

The son of an astronaut and a fisherwoman Keith likes chocolate milk and studying topography. He dislikes cucumber and plastic spoons. He currently divides his time between Dublin and Lima where he is putting the finishing touches to an opera based on the life of Vasco Núñez de Balboa. He returned from Melbourne in 2005 and set up turtlehead in order to change the world.

Written by John McMahon and designed by Will Bryant this t-shirt spoke about our apathy towards another election in Ireland. 8 years later we feel the same. 

"Will Bryant is a  graphic design student at Mississippi State University. Currently he is trying to develop himself as an artist in the crafts of design, drawing, and painting. Often gravitating towards hand drawn type and illustration, neon colors, paint pens, pseudo 3D, real new wave psychedelics.  He also finds himself experimenting in various watercolor
techniques. With no definite plans for the future, he remains focused on drawing monsters, lightning bolts, mountains, angry ipods™, psychedelic shapes, words, and ridiculous phrases. Oh  and he sometimes draws manly-faced women  (struggling with the delicate curves).

He would sure like to do more album art, merch, clothing design, and most def do illustrations for magazines, book covers, and childrens books.

- written but not dictated by Will Bryant's third person"

The son of an astronaut and a fisherwoman Keith likes chocolate milk and studying topography. He dislikes cucumber and plastic spoons. He currently divides his time between Dublin and Lima where he is putting the finishing touches to an opera based on the life of Vasco Núñez de Balboa. He returned from Melbourne in 2005 and set up turtlehead in order to change the world.