About Me

Eamonn McCrory is a cartographer, artist, printmaker, market stallholder, picture framer, painting tutor and dog walker.
Website:                www.emccrory.co.uk
eMail:                     eamonn.mccrory@btinternet.com
Etsy:                        EMcCroryArtist 
Instagram              EamonnMcCrory 
Mobile:                  07962189132
Recent examples of my work were included in the following exhibitions;
  • Prism Print International, (Oriel Gallery, 2018)
  • 40 cubed, The Crescent Arts Centre, 2017
  • The Art of Print Making (Fenderesky Gallery, 2017)
  • 16, a response to the 1916 Easter Rising (Ulster Museum and other venues in Cork, Limerick & Dublin)
  • Loitering With Intent, (The Peoples History Museum, Manchester, 2016)
  • Mapping Alternative Ulster (Ulster Museum, June 2014),
  • Song and Print (Ulster Hall, July 2014),
  • Images of Ulster (Various Printmaking Galleries, August 2014),
  • A Fierce Light Under Dark Skies (Belfast Print Workshop, October, 2014)

Picture Framing
Every frame is handmade. I start with bare wood moldings and create each frame individually to suit the painting. I have a dedicated workshop with professional equipment so I am able to provide bespoke framing at a reasonable price.

Painting
I work in a range of mediums but have always preferred watercolours. Subjects vary between urban and rural themes and the images are often further developed through printmaking or incorporated into cartography. I also sketch outdoors whenever possible.
 Printmaking
I am a member of Belfast Print Workshop and work mainly with etching  silk  screen printing, lino cut  and collograph.
 Painting Classes
I have been tutoring an art class in Hannahstown Community Centre on the outskirts of Belfast for over 10 years. We have a permanent exhibition of about 80 painting on display in the hall. If you are interested in painting then come along – beginners are always very welcome.
Mourne Coast Cottage
Mourne Coast Cottage is a little house sandwiched between the mountains and the sea with a resident donkey called Romany.  It's the place I go to relax, paint and walk in the mountains, For many years, I wrote and illustrated a weekly column for the Mourne Observer about life in the Mournes and my artwork is still derived from the things I see when out walking.  Mourne Coast Cottage is also  the name I use for my Market Stall.