Fuchsia MacAree is one of the country’s most bankable illustrators. Her bold and bright designs have adorned everything from billboards to books and it’s this recognisable style that has led her to two of her biggest ever commissions in 2016. Soon MacAree will start seeing the fruits of her largest scale project yet: an almighty mural […]

The most misspelled illustrator in Ireland decorates the Shaw this week.

“You wish it was like a TV commercial where you’re drumming your fingers on the steering wheel, listening to Chris Rea, nostalgic thoughts of Christmases past floating into your head like balloons. You wish it was like this but it probably isn’t.”

As the season gets into its stride we look back at our 2017 archives, when we approached a selection of illustrators with the simple brief of encapsulating what Christmas means to them.

We’re joining a number of other talents in re-imagining the Lady on the Rock for a good cause and decided to dig out original copies and start adorning the Lady with references and questions which the article raised in relation to her origins, the myths and classism.

“As one of those involved in selecting the 100, it’s an honour to see creative responses to briefs which impact on our existence in ways we may not always acknowledge or consider.” – Michael McDermott

Coming back can be an unreal experience for the ex-pat. You’re a visitor in a place you know better than anywhere, popping into the lives of family and old friends, then popping out again a few days later.

We look back on our 2017 archive, when we approached a selection of illustrators with the simple brief of encapsulating what Christmas means to them…

“To say things ran on a shoestring would imply we had shoes.” As we celebrate the 200th edition of Totally Dublin, we asked past editors and contributors to reflect on memories and highlights over the past 18 years of our existence.

Now is the second winter of our discontent… As the impact of the Pandemic continues to cast a shadow, we look back on our 2017 archive, when we approached a selection of illustrators with the simple brief of encapsulating what Christmas means to them…

“Ireland was coming out of a recession when I founded Hang Tough, but creativity was thriving.” It’s been ten years since Hang Tough entered the scene. Now Michael Hennigan (Rubio) is ready for the next ten and tells us about his exciting plans to kickstart it.

As Gav Connell launches his new collection with Hen’s Teeth, we revisit our Design interview from 2019.

Our 2017 cover story saw us approach a selection of illustrators with the simple brief of encapsulating what Christmas means to them.

From teletext to up-cycled ties, meet Robyn Lynch, Gráinne Whalley and Hannah Ennis, the Irish women striving to transfigure menswear.

Dublin’s iconic Liffey Swim took place for the 100th time at the start of this month and Damn Fine Print are marking the occasion with a new show, a pop-up gallery and a city centre launch party to celebrate.

The makers of Dingle Gin enjoyed a great evening in London last night as they carried off the prestigious award for overall best in World at the World Gin Awards Ceremony 2019.

Fuchsia MacAree has teamed up with meterologist Joanna Donnelly to bring to life our national obsession.

Issue one drops this month