Killiney Bay Statement "Low Tide" is a painting

"Low Tide" is a painting created entirely spray paint and this fine art giclée print captures all of the original detail and texture

One of Johnman's renowned train ticket artworks

"At Play" was a painting created with spray paint from Johnman's "Rural Meets Urban" series where the tools of graffiti are used to create rural landscapes in a vibrant and modern pop-art style

This painting entitled "Bliss" depicts a young woman enjoying a well earned rest

"Splendour" was one of Johnman's statement pieces created entirely with spray paint and intricate stencils designed and hand-cut by the artist

Killiney Bay Statement "Low Tide" is a paintingSpray paint on Irish Rail tickets, hand finished with acrylic ink. This is one of Johnman's renowned train ticket artworks depicting a young couple looking out over the stunning Killiney Bay, towards Dalkey Island in South County Dublin. While larger than most of Johnman's train ticket artworks, it is actually a smaller iteration of an artwork featured in his well known, large mural on Mulgrave Street in Dn Laoghaire. The humble train ticket classic