Tiny Little Horse presents an exhibition and indeed a celebration of their poster work for CSS, Morrissey, Flight Of The Conchords, Battles and many more.
Also featuring original artwork and ‘hopefully’ some live screen printing.

Tiny Little Horse features the work of BRENB, Gav Beattie and Chris Judge.

Opening Launch is from 7PM, March 11th at The Shaw Space in The Bernard Shaw

We were recently invited to exhibit in “Gig Posters: The Art of Contemporary Music Promotion” in the Kentucky Museum of Art  showcasing our work alongside international luminaries such as AESTHETIC APPARATUS, Tara McPherson, Guy Burwell, Jorge Alderete and many many more.

You can see a full list of the posters in the show here.

Thanks to everyone who came down to the opening last night, sorry the beer ran out so quick but it was a great night. (more…)

A couple of tshirts and some badges will be available at the opening of the show in VERSUS on Tuesday.

This Tuesday (16th Sept) sees the opening of a new show in VERSUS?, pitting the poster designs of Tiny Little Horse [IRL] against Lil’ Guy Al [USA]. The show features screen printed gigposters (mostly) for bands such as CSS, Feist, Battles, Ministry, Butthole Surfers, Warlords of Pez, Liars, Melvins, The Raconteurs, Modest Mouse, The Kills, The Dwarves, QOTSA, Mudhoney, Billy Bragg and many more.

Tiny Little Horse are a design collective based in Dublin made up of Illustrators BRENB, Gavin Beattie and Chris Judge.

Lil’ Guy Al are a group of designers based in the US and features the work of Lil Tuffy, Guy Burwell, Alan Hynes and Christian Sloan Hall. (more…)

Synth Eastwood show number 5’s theme was “Flags & Anthems”. Here’s our submission. Check their site for photos of the show in full.

Really great show on in the George Bernard Shaw in Dublin, run by Derek and John from Bodytonic. 24 artists were given a 2×2 white board with a drawing by Chris Judge (see img on left) then we could draw/paint/stick/spray over it anyway we wanted (see img on the right). all the pieces were then brought together on the opening night and assembled for the first time.

For more info you can read a report by Mario Sughi on scamp here and look at some more pictures here.

As the flyer above says this wed (dec 12th) at 7PM - 10pm, there is a silent auction supporting Focus Ireland taking place in Filmbase - Temple Bar, Dublin.

That’s my piece. It’s two ink drawings on paper of two homeless guys from dublin, framed, and then the text and shapes are drawn on the frames.