About Me.

Hi I’m Emma, an Irish artist born and living in Wexford Town. I’ve always had a deep love for animals and the beauty of wildlife. Being around nature and creatures big and small inspires me every day. My biggest inspirations are my fur babies, Buddy who is the handsome boy below and Patch who has passed over the rainbow bridge. They’ve been constant companions, grounding me in love and reminding me of the beauty and presence that animals bring into our lives. Much of my artwork centres on animals and the natural world — capturing their spirit, strength, and softness.

I began drawing during a time of deep grief, when art became a quiet refuge and a way to process emotions that felt too big for words. What started as healing has grown into something much bigger — a creative practice rooted in presence, connection, and resilience.

Today, alongside creating my own work, I offer art workshops that invite others into that same space of calm and possibility. My sessions are about more than technique; they’re about slowing down, noticing beauty, and giving yourself permission to create without pressure. I believe art has the power to restore, ground, and gently remind us of who we are.