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Archaeology, Visual Heritage Services and Illustration
With almost 20 years of experience in illustration for archaeological and heritage sectors, public, commercial, and non-profits, I have amassed an extensive portfolio including mapping, visualizations/reconstructions, finds illustrations, and more. Have a look at the samples below and don't hesitate to contact me if you would like more information.
Archaeological Finds Illustrations
Archaeological Finds Illustration
 Metal Key archaeological find |  Horse Harness fragment |  Decorated Antler gaming piece |
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 Decorated Metal strip |  Medieval Ham green jug |  Brooch with gems |
 Medieval Leather Shoes |  Tripartite pottery Bowl |  Flint lock pistol |
 Stone axe illustration |  Worked flint assortment |  Bronze knife handle |
 Gemstone Cufflink |
Reconstructions and Visualisations
Reconstructions and Visualisations
 Reconstruction and visualisation of Waterford's medieval Charter, done for Waterford Treasures Medieval Museum |  Artist visualisation of a prehistoric village and it's proximity to a neighboring settlement. Based on excavations in Russlestown, Kildare. Published in: "A Journey Along the Carlow Corridor: the archaeology of the M9 Carlow Bypass" Illustrated on behalf of Rubicon Heritage and TII |  Visualisation of the possible size difference in a medieval hobilar and destrier horse. Image created as part of TII's publication "Colonising a Royal Landscape" Created for: Rubicon Ltd /TII's Heritage Series |
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 House reconstruction based on archaeological remains found at Ryleen during the New Ross bypass works undertaken by Rubicon heritage |  Archaeological reconstruction and visualisation of the 1642 massacre of Carrickmines Co. Dublin. A mass-grave was found during excavations with all skeletal remains bearing traces of violent deaths. One skeleton, that of a female showed injuries which could be attributed to having been cut down by sword, both from someone standing at her level and from horseback (depicted). |  Sgraffito dish extrapolated from pottery sherds and reconstructed in Adobe Photoshop. From John Street, Waterford Co. Waterfod Done for: Rubicon Ltd. |
 Zoomorphic drinking horn terminal visualisation An interpretation of how the artefact may have looked when in use. Excavated from Ballyvass, N9/N10 Kilcullen to Waterford Scheme Drawn for: Rubicon Heritage on behalf of TII |
Maps and Infographics
Maps and Infographics
 Map of Ireland showing nativity of members of the 23rd Illinois Infantry |  Map of medieval pilgrimage route in Co. Kerry Produced for Louise Nugent |  |
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 Spread of Anglo-Norman Motte and Baileys in Co. Louth, Ireland |  Info graphic used to illustrate the prevalence of fish bone in an archaeological assemblage. |
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